Liveable Streets
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Our Liveable Streets programme aims to improve the look and feel of public spaces in neighbourhoods across our borough and make it easier, safer, and more convenient to get around by foot, bike and public transport.
We also want to reduce the number of people making ‘rat runs’ and shortcuts through residential streets to encourage more sustainable journeys and to improve air quality and road safety.
Find out the latest news and have your say on each of the project areas here:
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FAQs
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Liveable Streets FAQs
- What are the benefits of the programme?
- How will you increase the number of people choosing to walk or cycle? How will this be achieved?
- What is an active travel complementary measure?
- What areas does the programme cover?
- How were the areas selected?
- When does each phase of the programme start and finish?
- What kind of improvements might be implemented?
- How can residents and businesses be involved in the design of their local area?
- Where can I submit my ideas?
- Will I be notified when the engagement starts in my area?
- Will there be more cycle facilities as part of the Liveable Streets programme?
- Cycle Future Route 5
- What is a School Street?
- How can my school apply for a School Street?
- Will buses be impacted by these projects?
- Will parking and loading be affected?
- How will these projects impact emergency services?
- Where can I find the air quality levels for my area?
- Further questions
