News
NEWS RELEASE - 5th October 2009
TNNA MEET WITH COUNCILLORS AND COUNCIL OFFICERS AT THE TOWN HALL
Last Tuesday (Sept 29th) representatives of TNNA met Councillors and Council Officers at The Town Hall. The
meeting was held as a result of our petition to discuss the brief for a complete review of traffic safety
measures on Nightingale Lane. TNNAs points for inclusion in the brief ‘A Review of Traffic Safety Measures
in Nightingale Lane’ can be seen here..... ).
Following the meeting TNNA wrote to the Council covering key points from the meeting and next steps. (see
TNNA letter...)
As soon as we receive the final brief for the review it will be published here.
NEWS RELEASE - 26th August 2009
COUNCIL AGREES COMPLETE REVIEW OF NIGHTINGALE LANE TRAFFIC CALMING
In response to our petition, Wandsworth Council has written to the NIghtingale Neighbourhood Association (TNNA) to confirm
its agreement to conduct a complete review of current traffic safety measures in Nightingale Lane. Before this starts the TNNA
will meet with council officers to agree a common brief for the study.
This will probably result in a consultation with all residents and it will be vital that you respond when it drops through your
letter box. The TNNA's own response to the consulation will be published on this website.
Thank you to everyone who signed the petition, at last it appears that the Council is taking our concerns seriously.
Click the link to see the letter from the Council - Council Letter - August 2009
NEWS RELEASE - 22nd July 2009
ANGRY RESIDENTS GROUP ROLL OUT 32ft PETITION
On Wednesday 22nd July at Audiology House, 45 Nightingale Lane local
residents rolled out a 32ft , 856 signature petition. The petition
was presented to Wandsworth Councillor Sarah McDermott by The
Nightingale Neighbourhood Association (TNNA). The group is angry at
Wandsworth Council which has for many years been deaf to demands to
impose more appropriate traffic calming measures along Nightingale
Lane. The road is a busy 'B' road running through the heart of
conservation areas with the worst of both worlds - heavy traffic and
speed bumps.......see News Release for more info
NEWS RELEASE - 15 JULY 2009
WANDSWORTH COUNCILLORS TO BE GIVEN FREE HEARING AIDS BY LOCAL RESIDENTS GROUP
On Wednesday 22nd July at Audiology House, 45 Nightingale Lane, SW12 local residents, schools and businesses will present Wandsworth Councillors
with an over 800 signature petition and free hearing aids. The Nightingale Neighbourhood Association (TNNA) is angry at Wandsworth Council which has
for years been deaf to demands to impose more appropriate traffic calming measures along Nightingale Lane. The road is a busy ‘B’ road running through
the heart of conservation areas with the worst of both worlds - heavy traffic and speed bumps. The group are hoping the petition and gift of free
hearing aids will help Councillors hear their demands loud and clear......see News Release for more info