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Welcome to the website of 20's Plenty
for Us
Already over 14m people live in local authorities which are adopting or have
adopted this policy. Most importantly, through democratic debate those
communities have decided that "20's Plenty Where People Live". And it is
those same communities who have then changed their behaviour to drive
slower in residential streets and where people walk and cycle.
20's Plenty for Us is a 'not for profit' organisation and now have over 250 local campaigns around the country and many of
our most iconic cities in the UK have already adopted a 20mph limit for
most of their streets.
We quite simply campaign for 20mph to become the default speed limit on
residential and urban streets. This can be done on most streets without
the need for any physical calming and we accept that on some streets it
may be appropriate to have a higher limit based on the road, vulnerable
road users provision, etc. But any limit above 20mph should be a
considered decision based on local circumstances.
Our website can best be navigated using the buttons on the left. You
will find most of the issues around 20mph limits covered in our
"briefings" page. We hope the rest are self explanatory, but please have
a good explore.
But remember that we are available to answer any questions you have, so
just go to our contacts page for details.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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If you would like to contact us to discuss
20mph limits then please make contact
here.
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Local authorities implementing 20 mph
as the default speed limit for residential streets with populations. |
Portsmouth |
205,400 |
Oxford |
150,200 |
Leicester |
329,600 |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
279,100 |
Islington (LB) |
206,300 |
Hackney (LB) |
247,200 |
Bristol |
428,100 |
Warrington |
202,700 |
Southwark (LB) |
288,700 |
Edinburgh |
495,360 |
Cambridge |
122,700 |
Limpley Stoke |
900
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Lancashire |
1,461,400 |
Chichester |
22,731 |
Glasgow City |
598,830 |
York |
197,800 |
Liverpool |
465,700 |
Brighton & Hove |
273,400 |
Coventry |
316,900 |
Middlesbrough |
138,400 |
Bath & NE Somerset |
175,500 |
Camden (LB) |
220,100 |
Darlington |
106,100 |
Waltham Forest(LB) |
259,700 |
Wigan |
318,100 |
Greenwich(LB) |
255,500 |
Dunbar |
6354 |
Fressingfield |
900 |
Middleton |
500 |
Tregony |
1,000 |
Rochdale |
211,900 |
Otley |
14,124 |
Shipley |
28,162 |
Bury |
60,718 |
Bolton |
139,403 |
Nottingham |
303,900 |
City of Manchester |
502,900 |
Haringey (LB) |
255,500 |
Whitchurch, Hants |
4,800 |
Southampton |
239,700 |
Sefton |
272,000 |
Lambeth (LB) |
304,500 |
City of Birmingham |
1,074,300 |
City of London (LB) |
400,000
Workers |
Calderdale |
200,100 |
Lewisham (LB) |
275,885 |
Croydon (LB) |
364,800 |
Tower Hamlets (LB) |
256,000 |
Hammersmith & Fulham (LB) |
182,400 |
Sheffield |
551,800 |
Westbourne |
2,309 |
Total |
13,516,651 |
Local authorities who have made political commitment
for 20mph limits in principle |
Norwich |
194,839 |
Wirral |
318,100 |
Bodmin |
12,778 |
Colchester |
104,390 |
Bishopbriggs |
23,500 |
Newton Abbot |
26,000 |
Lewes |
16,222 |
Watford |
90,301 |
Ealing(LB) |
339,300 |
North Hykeham |
11,538 |
TOTAL |
1,136,968 |
14,653,619 |
Fast Links |
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Reports
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How you can
help us |
20's Plenty for Us is a grass roots organisation that is
changing our streets for the better.
We have
local campaigns around the country. If you would like to set one up
in your community then we can help you get lower speeds
where you live.
You don't have to donate to become a campaigner or
supporter, but if you would like to do so then this would be very
gratefully received.
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Tommy's Story |
Tommy Kenny, aged 10,
from Borehamwood was killed in 2007 while crossing the road. See the
video directed by his friend Sidney Draper on his life and their
campaign website
for 20 mph speed limits on residential roads. |
20's
Plenty News and Events |
5th Annual 20mph Places Conference - Camden Town Hall 18th Feb
2014
Our annual conference on 20mph limits - Details soon |
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