Oxford Street pedestrianisation plan gets final official approval - BBC News

City Hall hopes to stop traffic from using the street by September.

Image source, AVR London/Mayor of London Image caption, Pedestrianisation of Oxford Street will now officially go ahead, following two consultations and final approval from the mayor By Victoria Cook London Published 26 February 2026 The pedestrianisation of London's Oxford Street has been given official final approval by Sir Sadiq Khan. London's mayor has instructed Transport for London (TfL) to implement the proposals to remove traffic from Oxford Street between Great Portland Street and Orchard Street, City Hall said. The decision follows the results of a second consultation on local traffi

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