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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Matthew Taylor and Annalise Murray

Fixing vandalised LTN infrastructure costs London councils more than £850,000

A cyclist passes a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) barrier on a street in London.
Low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) aim to promote active travel such as walking or cycling. Photograph: Carl Court/Getty Images

London councils are having to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds of taxpayers’ money repairing vandalised bollards and cameras designed to help improve air pollution and make roads safer.

Data obtained by the Guardian under the Freedom of Information Act shows more than £850,000 worth of damage has been caused to low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) infrastructure in the capital since 2020.

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