Decision
Analysis
outcome: The recommendations for the one-way traffic regulation order were approved.
summary: The decision at stake is the introduction of a one-way traffic regulation order on Market Street, King Street, and Queen Street in Stalybridge.
topline: The Director of Place has decided to introduce a one-way traffic regulation order in Stalybridge.
reason_contentious: This issue may be contentious as it involves changes to traffic flow in a local area, which can impact residents, businesses, and commuters.
affected_stakeholders: ["residents", "businesses", "commuters"]
contentiousness_score: 6
political_party_relevance: There are no mentions or implications of political parties or political influence on the decision.
URL: https://tameside.moderngov.co.uk/ieDecisionDetails.aspx?ID=2680
Decision Maker: Director of Place
Outcome: Recommendations Approved
Is Key Decision?: No
Is Callable In?: No
Purpose: Permission is sought to allow the legal process of introducing a one-way traffic regulation order on Market Street, King Street and Queen Street, Stalybridge to commence.
Content: That it be DETERMINED that: 1. Permission is given under sections 1(1), 2(1) and 2(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to advertise a one-way traffic regulation order on Market Street, King Street and Queen Street, Stalybridge. 2. Any unresolved objections will be reported at a future Speakers Panel (Planning) meeting. If the proposals are subsequently approved, then a legal order will be made to reflect that decision. Permission is sought to allow the legal process of introducing a one-way traffic regulation order on Market Street, King Street and Queen Street, Stalybridge to commence.
Date of Decision: July 7, 2025