Cycle Movement Strategy (CMS) Phase 3: Abingdon Street
Following the review of the existing temporary scheme on Abingdon Street & Millbank, a permanent scheme has been developed which looks to build on the previous temporary scheme through the provision of enhanced cycling facilities and pedestrian improvements for the area.
Informal consultation on the scheme ran from 15th January to 12th February 2024. Following this, Traffic Management Order (TMO) consultation on the proposals ran from 1st October to 22nd October 2025.
Following TMO consultation, a decision has been made to implement the scheme, with construction having commenced from June 2026.
About the project
Abingdon Street scheme has been identified as a key connection between the existing Westminster cycling facilities (C3, CS8) providing a continuous cycling link along the Thames River. Abingdon is part of the Cycling Movement Strategy seeking to improve upon the temporary schemes implemented as part of the Council’s COVID response.
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Timeline
Public Consultation
Detailed/Further Design
Traffic Management Order Consultation
Construction
News
You Said, We Did - Cycle Movement Strategy Abingdon Street
The results of our Cycle Movement Strategy: Abingdon Street consultation are now here! The 'You Said, We Did' report is now available to see on our webpage. This report outlines the findings from
Have your say before 12th February!
The Cycle Movement Strategy (Phase 3): Abingdon Street consultation is almost over! With less than a week to go before the consultation ends (Monday 12th February), please remember to have your say us
Don't forget to join us at our drop-in event!
This Wednesday (24th January) we are hosting a drop-in event for Cycle Movement Strategy: Abingdon Street. This event will be held in the City of Westminster Archive Centre, 10 St Ann’s Street, SW1P 2
Our Consultation is now live!
We have now launched our Cycling Movement Strategy Phase 3 Abingdon Street Scheme. The consultation begins today (15th January) for a 4 week period, ending on 12th February 2024. The consultation post
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Westminster City Council is responsible for running this consultation, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.
Essential Infrastructure Services Partner working on behalf of Westminster City Council to deliver cycling improvement to the borough.
Contact Team
If you have any questions about the consultation, please email them to abingdonstreet@fmconway.co.uk clearly stating ‘Abingdon Street’ in the subject line.
Proposals
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Milestones
Public Consultation
Detailed/Further Design
Traffic Management Order Consultation
Construction
News
You Said, We Did - Cycle Movement Strategy Abingdon Street
The results of our Cycle Movement Strategy: Abingdon Street consultation are now here! The 'You Said, We Did' report is now available to see on our webpage. This report outlines the findings from
Have your say before 12th February!
The Cycle Movement Strategy (Phase 3): Abingdon Street consultation is almost over! With less than a week to go before the consultation ends (Monday 12th February), please remember to have your say us
Don't forget to join us at our drop-in event!
This Wednesday (24th January) we are hosting a drop-in event for Cycle Movement Strategy: Abingdon Street. This event will be held in the City of Westminster Archive Centre, 10 St Ann’s Street, SW1P 2
Our Consultation is now live!
We have now launched our Cycling Movement Strategy Phase 3 Abingdon Street Scheme. The consultation begins today (15th January) for a 4 week period, ending on 12th February 2024. The consultation post
Team
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Westminster City Council is responsible for running this consultation, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.
Essential Infrastructure Services Partner working on behalf of Westminster City Council to deliver cycling improvement to the borough.