Now the London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced plans to stop traffic on the iconic street which sees around 500,000 visitors each day. If the plan gets green light from the London Assembly, the road could be turned into a traffic-free pedestrianised avenue inspired by New York’s Times Square and Barcelona’s Las Ramblas.

So Sadiq Khan has decided that it’s a great idea to pedestrianise Oxford Street. I wonder if he has actually been there recently? For starters, Oxford Street is a key London east/west artery, the extension of the

Oxford Street will soon be traffic-free thanks to new plans dropped by the Mayor of London to pedestrianise the iconic high street.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan admits that Oxford Street has “suffered hugely” in recent years. Could pedestrianisation turn it around?

For a long time, there were talks to make Oxford Street a car-free zone and finally things are falling into place. Recently, the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan announced that the government has exciting plans to make it a pedestrian road.

A plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street has been revealed by Sadiq Khan. The Mayor of London says he wants to turn the road into a 'traffic-free avenue' and a 'beautiful public space'.

A section of London's Oxford Street could be closed to traffic as part of plans to bring "a new lease of life" to the UK’s most famous shopping street.

London's Oxford Street, home to some of the British capital's most famous shops from Selfridges to Marks & Spencer, could be pedestrianised to attract more shoppers under a plan announced by city mayor Sadiq Khan on Tuesday.