London Mayor Sadiq Khan supports proposals to transform a central stretch of Oxford Street into a vehicle-free area. According to reports, plans would remove general traffic from Orchard Street through to Great Portland Street, making the busy shopping corridor accessible without vehicles. The proposals are expected to be completed by the end of this summer, with the intention of changing how people move through the area and how the street is used. The reports also note that the issue has been politically and publicly contentious, with Khan characterising the arrangement as a long-running personal concern. Separately, one outlet mentions that Pinterest is launching a new office, but the available information in the provided summaries does not link that development directly to the transport proposals. Overall, the coverage focuses on the mayor’s support for the car-free plan and the expected timetable for delivery, while leaving broader details of implementation and enforcement to future reporting.