Support the South Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
Help us improve our local community
Support the South Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
Help us improve our local community
About Us
Independent umbrella of local resident associations
CLEAN SW6, formerly known as TCPRwest,
is an independent umbrella of
six of the largest resident associations
in South Fulham including:
WBRA, PRARA, SoFRA, HDRA, HTLA and TCPRwest
We have a singular objective and that is to have
the South Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood
("CLEAN") scheme made permanent west of
the Wandsworth Bridge Road
We are not connected with the H&F Council
nor affiliated with any political party
We are committed to working with
all political parties, H&F Traffic Officers,
fellow residents and resident associations
The South Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
Objectives of the CLEAN scheme?
Who can access the CLEAN scheme?
Who can access the CLEAN scheme?
- Reduce traffic across South Fulham
- Make roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists
- Remove through traffic from side roads, stop rat running
- Improve air quality, cut congestion
- Enhance Wandsworth Bridge Road as a place to live, work and visit
- Support local businesses
- Ensure public transport runs smoothly
Who can access the CLEAN scheme?
Who can access the CLEAN scheme?
Who can access the CLEAN scheme?
No action required to enter scheme:
- Vehicles registered to an H&F address
- Black cabs and buses
- Local H&F registered mini cabs
Requires one-time registration or via RingGo:
- Business vehicles or specialist services
- Carers (or similar)
- Family or visitor (via RingGo)
- Tradesmen vehicle (via RingGo)
Update on CLEAN East
Who can access the CLEAN scheme?
Update on the Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
The CAN scheme was made permanent on the East side of the Wandsworth Bridge Road in December 2021. The scheme on the East has had the effect of reducing car traffic in the area with associated decrease in pollution and congestion.
Update on the Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
Please support our efforts to have the trial of the CLEAN scheme made permanent
Update on the Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
As residents of South Fulham SW6, we welcome the Council’s commitment to the Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme as as part of the initiative to reduce traffic, congestion and pollution in our neighbourhood.
Please support our efforts to have the trial of the CLEAN scheme made permanent
Please support our efforts to have the trial of the CLEAN scheme made permanent
Please support our efforts to have the trial of the CLEAN scheme made permanent
Important information about the Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme
Dispelling the misinformation and myths
Traffic will be displaced
This is a popular perception but the evidence says it doesn’t happen. Following the trial to the east of Wandsworth Bridge Road, traffic fell by 12% on the main road because satnavs started routing drivers other ways (eg around the M25 for longer trips or over Vauxhall Bridge for central London).
Of course, there will be some initial disruption on Wandsworth Bridge Road as with any new traffic project. But once the trial has settled in, and alongside the traffic calming measures we are introducing on Wandsworth Bridge Road itself, there is an expectation of a further fall in vehicles using the main road as well as the side streets.
It is an LTN with another name
It’s very different. LTNs use physical barriers to block roads off for all drivers, including residents. The Clean Air Neighbourhood scheme pioneers the use of smart tech number plate recognition cameras which allow residents to drive wherever they want. Also, although visitors can reach every single street and home without going through a camera, residents can choose to allow visitors through the cameras via RingGo or the hotline. Lots of other councils have been in contact with our engineers and are now looking at doing similar trials precisely because this is a smart tech approach that doesn’t close off roads. Instead, it gives priority to residents and their visitors.
Taxis refuse to drop off raising safety concerns
Taxis can reach every single street and home without going through cameras. They just need to enter and leave the area via Wandsworth Bridge Road, or enter and leave via New Kings Road. There is no material difference in time or length on these routes and we expect ride-hailing firms like Uber and Bolt to update their satnav systems accordingly. Black cabs are exempt, as are local taxi firms who have registered with the council, supporting local business.
Delivery drivers reluctant to enter CLEAN zone
Experience from the eastern Clean Air Neighbourhood trial shows that delivery companies and couriers quickly adjust their routes and adapt without a problem. They will be able to reach every single street and home without going through cameras. They just need to enter and leave the area via Wandsworth Bridge Road, or enter and leave via New Kings Road. If for any reason visitors do drive through the cameras, you can book them free access through the cameras up to midnight on the day they visit, even after they’ve left you.
Friends and family can't come to visit
That’s not true. They can reach every single street and home without going through cameras, They just need to enter and leave the area via Wandsworth Bridge Road, or enter and leave via New Kings Road. The cameras will only affect drivers who try to cut through between Wandsworth Bridge Road and New Kings Road.
Too difficult for those who can't use a smart phone
There is a special hotline 020 8753 3849 for residents to book in their visitors or ask questions. Residents can also have a family member or carer book visitors on their behalf.