Lewisham's Transport Programme

We are continuing to deliver on our commitment to introduce School Streets with support from the schools, parents and residents.School Streets are timed closures of roads outside schools, which preven

Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood: safer journeys to schoolResidents in and around the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) will be asked for their feedback on propos

Developing School Streets We are continuing our work to develop the current programme of sites with a view to having them ready when schools reopen fully. However, if the Government decides to delay r

Into 20212020 saw the introduction of the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood, and we want to thank everyone who gave their views. This has been invaluable to us in putting the scheme in

Coulgate Street, BrockleyWe have been using a temporary traffic order to put in a timed closure of Coulgate Street, restricting access to motor vehicles. Feedback from both residents and businesses on

Planters for Coulgate StreetAs we move into the winter months, we are looking to put a more robust and cost-effective solution in place on Coulgate Street. We will be replacing the temporary plastic

We’ve announced sixteen more School Streets Schemes We will delivering 16 new School Streets with support from the schools, parents and residents. This will bring the total number of school Streets in

Sat NavsAs part of our continuing work on developing and adapting the LTN, listening to residents’ views and concerns, we have been updating Sat Nav providers with the changes we have made, to support

George LaneWe have been listening to feedback from residents and the impacts to streets in the area. As a result, we will be making changes to the measures we originally put in place on George Lane. I

Changes to the Low Traffic NeighbourhoodChanges to the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) will be effective from Monday 9th November. Watch the video to see what these changes will

Lewisham’s first parklet ready to welcome customersThe borough’s first parklet is now in place! The parklet and community space (pictured above) in Staplehurst Road offers space for pedestrians with i

On Thursday (22 October) we held an online public meeting which saw hundreds of residents attend to hear from a six-strong panel including the Mayor of Lewisham, Damien Egan, and Lewisham Council Chie

Our council remains committed to making LTN’s work and meanwhile I hope that these changes will help to relieve some pressure on Hither Green Lane and the South Circular. We know that many people have

Mayor set to announce changes to Lewisham & Lee Green Low Traffic NeighbourhoodThe Mayor of Lewisham has announced that there will be some changes to Lewisham & Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbour

Monitoring traffic:Over the coming weeks we will be monitoring the volume and speed of traffic in 94 locations across the borough. Our findings will show us which roads are used the most, and identify

Commonplace news update: 14/09/2020 Traffic counters and air quality monitoring Last week we published our monitoring strategy for the Lewisham and Lee Green low traffic neighbourhood to provide you w

Several residents have asked us how we are monitoring the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Area and what we plan do with these findings in the future. Yesterday, we published our Lewisham and Lee G

Back to school safelyFrom September, we will be rolling out the first phase of our School Streets programme across the borough. As part of our COVID-19 response we have been working with Transport for

Improvements for cycling and public transport between Lewisham and CatfordTransport for London (TfL) has today confirmed that improvements will be made for a stretch of the A21 between the junction wi

Thank you to everybody who has provided feedback to us on the temporary measures we’ve been introducing across the borough. Your feedback is crucial in helping us to make it safer and easier to walk a

Thank you for contributing to the Commonplace map, which now has over 1,100 comments and suggestions. This is a clear demonstration of the level of interest in measures to support walking and cycling

We are continuing to deliver on our commitment to introduce School Streets with support from the schools, parents and residents.School Streets are timed closures of roads outside schools, which preven

Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood: safer journeys to schoolResidents in and around the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) will be asked for their feedback on propos

Developing School Streets We are continuing our work to develop the current programme of sites with a view to having them ready when schools reopen fully. However, if the Government decides to delay r

Into 20212020 saw the introduction of the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood, and we want to thank everyone who gave their views. This has been invaluable to us in putting the scheme in

Coulgate Street, BrockleyWe have been using a temporary traffic order to put in a timed closure of Coulgate Street, restricting access to motor vehicles. Feedback from both residents and businesses on

Planters for Coulgate StreetAs we move into the winter months, we are looking to put a more robust and cost-effective solution in place on Coulgate Street. We will be replacing the temporary plastic

We’ve announced sixteen more School Streets Schemes We will delivering 16 new School Streets with support from the schools, parents and residents. This will bring the total number of school Streets in

Sat NavsAs part of our continuing work on developing and adapting the LTN, listening to residents’ views and concerns, we have been updating Sat Nav providers with the changes we have made, to support

George LaneWe have been listening to feedback from residents and the impacts to streets in the area. As a result, we will be making changes to the measures we originally put in place on George Lane. I

Changes to the Low Traffic NeighbourhoodChanges to the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) will be effective from Monday 9th November. Watch the video to see what these changes will

Lewisham’s first parklet ready to welcome customersThe borough’s first parklet is now in place! The parklet and community space (pictured above) in Staplehurst Road offers space for pedestrians with i

On Thursday (22 October) we held an online public meeting which saw hundreds of residents attend to hear from a six-strong panel including the Mayor of Lewisham, Damien Egan, and Lewisham Council Chie

Our council remains committed to making LTN’s work and meanwhile I hope that these changes will help to relieve some pressure on Hither Green Lane and the South Circular. We know that many people have

Mayor set to announce changes to Lewisham & Lee Green Low Traffic NeighbourhoodThe Mayor of Lewisham has announced that there will be some changes to Lewisham & Lee Green Low Traffic Neighbour

Monitoring traffic:Over the coming weeks we will be monitoring the volume and speed of traffic in 94 locations across the borough. Our findings will show us which roads are used the most, and identify

Commonplace news update: 14/09/2020 Traffic counters and air quality monitoring Last week we published our monitoring strategy for the Lewisham and Lee Green low traffic neighbourhood to provide you w

Several residents have asked us how we are monitoring the Lewisham and Lee Green Low Traffic Area and what we plan do with these findings in the future. Yesterday, we published our Lewisham and Lee G

Back to school safelyFrom September, we will be rolling out the first phase of our School Streets programme across the borough. As part of our COVID-19 response we have been working with Transport for

Improvements for cycling and public transport between Lewisham and CatfordTransport for London (TfL) has today confirmed that improvements will be made for a stretch of the A21 between the junction wi

Thank you to everybody who has provided feedback to us on the temporary measures we’ve been introducing across the borough. Your feedback is crucial in helping us to make it safer and easier to walk a

Thank you for contributing to the Commonplace map, which now has over 1,100 comments and suggestions. This is a clear demonstration of the level of interest in measures to support walking and cycling