Counselor solicits feedback on school streets

Giulia Innocenti asked residents and parents to have their say on the Childs Hill ward scheme

A Childs Hill Labor councilor is urging residents and parents to provide feedback on the 18-month pilot School Streets initiative around Childs Hill Primary School.

The scheme involves the closure of Caddington Road and part of Dersingham Road to motorized traffic at school drop-off and pick-up times.

Cllr Giulia Innocenti said: “The School Streets scheme helps to keep our children safe and improve the atmosphere around schools and the health of pupils. But we must do this well.

“If parents or residents have any comments they should go to https://www.engage.barnet.gov.uk/school-streets-childs-hill.2”

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