West and East Greenwich neighbourhood management project – stage 2 consultation

We want to create a safer and healthier environment for residents and businesses in West and East Greenwich.  

We want to improve our transport network, to ensure it provides safe and attractive travel options for everyone and reduce the negative impacts that traffic can create in the neighbourhood. 

Earlier this year, we consulted with residents, businesses, community groups and schools to help shape proposals for each area. 

Our consultation gave people the opportunity to tell us what they thought about safety and congestion in the area, and to suggest ideas that could help reduce traffic, improve air quality and make it safer and easier for people to walk, wheel, cycle and scoot through the area. 

Read more about the first stage of consultation here.

You can download our reports below on the outcomes of the consultation, which received over 5,000 responses.

Have your say

Having considered consultation responses from Stage 1 carefully, together with data on current traffic conditions in both areas, we’ve created a range of design proposals to help create a safer, greener transport network for the local community.

Please read the proposals for West and East Greenwich and share your views in our survey the consultation has now been extended and will now be open until 6 October at 5pm.

The proposals are also on display at West Greenwich and Greenwich Centre libraries.

You can meet our team, ask questions and give your views at events which are taking place in both West and East Greenwich: 

• Tuesday 19 September, 7pm to 8.30pm – Greenwich Centre Library (12 Lambarde Square, SE10 9GB) 

• Tuesday 26 September, 7pm to 8.30pm – West Greenwich Library (146 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NN) 

• We’re arranging a number of online webinars. Details will be posted on royalgreenwich.gov.uk/greener-safer-greenwich

You can find further information about the proposals in our FAQs section.

What happens next?

Following the consultation, we will consider the feedback received to date, including that received during the earlier trial and Stage 1, before selecting what measures to trial in each neighbourhood in 2024. There will be more opportunities to give feedback during any proposed trial. 

Register for updates on the project on the news page.