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Tolls get clearance
8th August 2002, Page 4
8th August 2002
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Keywords :
Transport, Land Transport, Electronic Toll Collection, Transportation Planning, Sustainable Transport, Transport Economics, Kit Malthouse, Pricing, Congestion Pricing, Kennington, Toll
• The High Court has given the grew light for London's congestion charging ti begin next February after it threw out k challenge by Westminster Council and Tin Kennington Association.
The groups claimed congestion charging would have a detrimental effect oi the environment and property prices. MI Justice Maurice Kay ruled that tin Mayor had consulted fully and effectively before proceeding with the tolls, however
Councillor Kit Malthouse, deputy leader of Westminster City Council, say) It is disappointed with the ruling and wil continue to push for change.
• See news analysis, page 13.
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Organisations:
Tin Kennington Association, Westminster Council, Westminster City Council, High Court
People:
Maurice Kay, Kit Malthouse
Locations:
London