Have your say on proposals for improving the Coppermill Area
This commonplace survey is now closed. For more information on the Coppermill scheme please visit www.enjoywalthamforest.co.uk/cln
About the project
Get your neighbours involved
The more people involved, the better the needs of the whole community will be reflected.
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Dynamic Proposal
Series 2: Cycleway 27 (formerly Quietway 2)
Series 1: Residential Area - Modal filters
Timeline and advanced works
Find out what's happened so far, as well as some of the work we're already undertaking.
Series 1: Residential Area - Environmental improvements
Have your say on environmental improvements in the scheme's residential area.
Series 3: Coppermill Lane
Have your say on improvements along Coppermill Lane, from Dagenham Brook to the Lee Valley Regional Park car park.
Series 1: Residential Area - Highways and pedestrian improvements
Have your say on highways and pedestrian improvements for the residential area of the scheme.
News
New blended ‘Copenhagen’ crossings
As part of the Coppermill Area Scheme and our commitment to making walking and cycling easy, safe and enjoyable, we have created new blended ‘Copenhagen’ crossings at 7 locations to help prioritise pe
Coppermill Area Scheme Update - January 2021
In July 2020, we sent an update leaflet to all addresses within the scheme area informing the local community about how Covid-19 had affected funding for highway and transport improvements in the boro
Coppermill Area Scheme and Quietway 2 (Cycleway 27) Scheme Update
In January 2020, we sent an update leaflet to all addresses within the scheme area informing the local community of the feedback received to the public consultation that took place in June 2019. The l
Coppermill Area - Liveable Neighbourhoods Scheme Update
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Coppermill consultation over the summer. We have been busy analysing the feedback received during the consultation and investigating some of the ideas, sugge
LIVEABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS COPPERMILL LANE PARKLET
In 2018, Waltham Forest Council was successful in securing initial funding from Transport for London (TfL) to develop a Liveable Neighbourhoods scheme in the Coppermill Area. The aim of the scheme bei
LIVEABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS COPPERMILL AREA: PARKLET
We anticipate a parklet on Station Rd will help to enhance the local environment and support an increase in footfall for businesses nearby. We expect this parklet will be in place for at least one mo
LIVEABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS COPPERMILL AREA: PUBLIC CONSULTATION
In 2018, Waltham Forest Council was successful in securing initial funding from Transport for London (TfL) to develop a Liveable Neighbourhoods scheme in the Coppermill Area. The aim of the scheme bei
Meet the team
Waltham Forest Council's Highways team will deliver the proposed improvements.
The Enjoy Waltham Forest programme is managed by the Highways Team at Waltham Forest Council.
Transport for London has funded the Enjoy Waltham Forest (mini-Holland) programme.
The Mayor of London leads Transport for London.
News
New blended ‘Copenhagen’ crossings
As part of the Coppermill Area Scheme and our commitment to making walking and cycling easy, safe and enjoyable, we have created new blended ‘Copenhagen’ crossings at 7 locations to help prioritise pe
Coppermill Area Scheme Update - January 2021
In July 2020, we sent an update leaflet to all addresses within the scheme area informing the local community about how Covid-19 had affected funding for highway and transport improvements in the boro
Coppermill Area Scheme and Quietway 2 (Cycleway 27) Scheme Update
In January 2020, we sent an update leaflet to all addresses within the scheme area informing the local community of the feedback received to the public consultation that took place in June 2019. The l
Coppermill Area - Liveable Neighbourhoods Scheme Update
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Coppermill consultation over the summer. We have been busy analysing the feedback received during the consultation and investigating some of the ideas, sugge
LIVEABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS COPPERMILL LANE PARKLET
In 2018, Waltham Forest Council was successful in securing initial funding from Transport for London (TfL) to develop a Liveable Neighbourhoods scheme in the Coppermill Area. The aim of the scheme bei
LIVEABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS COPPERMILL AREA: PARKLET
We anticipate a parklet on Station Rd will help to enhance the local environment and support an increase in footfall for businesses nearby. We expect this parklet will be in place for at least one mo
LIVEABLE NEIGHBOURHOODS COPPERMILL AREA: PUBLIC CONSULTATION
In 2018, Waltham Forest Council was successful in securing initial funding from Transport for London (TfL) to develop a Liveable Neighbourhoods scheme in the Coppermill Area. The aim of the scheme bei
Proposals
Have your say and help us shape the future of your community
HAVE YOUR SAY
Series 2: Cycleway 27 (formerly Quietway 2)
Series 1: Residential Area - Modal filters
Timeline and advanced works
Find out what's happened so far, as well as some of the work we're already undertaking.
Series 1: Residential Area - Environmental improvements
Have your say on environmental improvements in the scheme's residential area.
Series 3: Coppermill Lane
Have your say on improvements along Coppermill Lane, from Dagenham Brook to the Lee Valley Regional Park car park.
Series 1: Residential Area - Highways and pedestrian improvements
Have your say on highways and pedestrian improvements for the residential area of the scheme.
Team
Each of these teams is looking after a different aspect for this project. You may see some of us around the area interviewing residents and at community events.
Waltham Forest Council's Highways team will deliver the proposed improvements.
The Enjoy Waltham Forest programme is managed by the Highways Team at Waltham Forest Council.
Transport for London has funded the Enjoy Waltham Forest (mini-Holland) programme.
The Mayor of London leads Transport for London.