Cleveland Street cycleway consultation

Cleveland Street cycleway consultation

What we consulted on

We want to make it safer and more pleasant to cycle and walk in the city. The Cleveland Street section forms part of wider proposals to provide cycleways between the West End and Pimlico, and includes a number of changes to highways in the surrounding area.

Consultation description

The Cleveland Street Cycleway consultation is led by Westminster City Council in partnership with Camden Council.

In December 2021, Westminster City Council’s Cabinet Member for City Management and Air Quality approved the route of the Cleveland Street Cycleway between Maple Street and Mortimer Street. This section forms part of wider proposals to provide cycleways between the West End and Pimlico.

Westminster City Council and Camden Council want to make it safer and more pleasant to cycle and walk in (and between) both boroughs. This is part of a joint strategy to promote journeys by public transport, foot and cycle, to improve air quality and for London to become a carbon neutral city.

Safe, direct and accessible walking and cycling routes in the West End are important in achieving this.

Find out more about the consultation

Westminster City Council originally consulted on the route in 2016 as ‘Quietway 88’. Since then, proposals have changed substantially to meet up to date cycling standards. As the proposed route runs along the borough boundary between Camden and Westminster, the proposal is presented in partnership with Camden Council. We want to hear your views on the updated proposals during this initial design stage to refine and improve them further. Please note this consultation isn’t seeking views on the justification for the route.