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Chiswick Park Leaflet 1. About the proposed changes Route 27 We propose to extend route 27 from Turnham Green to continue along Chiswick High Road and terminate within Chiswick Office Park. The route would no longer serve the stop in Heathfield Terrace. No changes to the frequency or timetable are proposed. Proposed extension 27 of existing route Chiswick Gunnersbury Chiswick Turnham Green (to and from Office Park High Road Church Heathfield TerraceChalk Farm) (withdrawn PDF PROOF section) 9 Proof Number: Date: 3rd June 2008 87055 Job Number: NOTE: this PDF is provided as a proof and is not suitable for lithographic printing; we cannot accept liability for its use other than for checking purposes. Route E10 We propose to extend route E10 beyond Ealing Broadway Station to Chiswick Office Park using the roads shown in the diagram below. Buses would pass Haven Green in both directions to stop near Ealing Broadway Station. Key features of the proposal • New links from Ealing to South Acton and Chiswick Office Park • A bus service along parts of Gunnersbury Avenue and Bollo Lane for the first time • Buses would run every 15 minutes during Monday to Saturday daytimes; every 20 minutes during Sunday shopping hours; every 30 minutes on all evenings and Sunday mornings Proposed extension of existing route Ealing The Broa The Mall Gunnersbury Gunnersbury Bollo Lane Chiswick E10 Avenue Lane (to and from Northolt) Broadway Office Park dway Route H91 We propose to change route H91 so that it runs directly along Chiswick High Road between Turnham Green and Chiswick Roundabout. The route would no longer serve Town Hall Avenue, Heathfield Terrace, Wellesley Road and Oxford Road North. These roads would be served by route 440 instead (see below). Key features of the proposal • Reduced journey time travelling through Chiswick • Easier interchange with Gunnersbury Station • Improved reliability through adjustments to the schedule Turnham Green Gunnersbury Roundabout Chiswick Proposed diversion Chiswick High Road of existing route H91 H91 (to and from (to and from Hammersmith) Hounslow West) Oxford Road (withdrawn section) Town Hall North Avenue Wellesley Heathfield Road Terrace Route 440 We propose to extend route 440 from Turnham Green to a new terminus in Power Road. The route would use the roads shown in the diagram below. Key features of the proposal • Direct links between Wellesley Road and the local high street are maintained • New links from Chiswick Roundabout and Gunnersbury to Acton and Park Royal Proposed extension Chiswick High Road of existing route Belmont Road Power Road Chiswick High Road Sutton Lane North 440 (to and from Oxford Road Town Hall Chiswick North Avenue Stonebridge Park) Roundabout Wellesley Heathfield Road Terrace 2. Map E10 to and from Northolt Route 27 Proposed route C A Route E10 S E10 TL Ealing Proposed route RO EBAR AD Broadway Route H91 E Proposed route TH MALL U XBR E ID Ealing TH AY GE Route 440 DW OA RO Common Proposed route BR Ealing AD Common What do you think? Route terminus This section of G U Bollo Lane served by N N buses for the first time. 440 to and from E R Stonebridge Park S What do you think? B U E10 Part of Gunnersbury Avenue R Y E served by buses for N A A V L the first time. E N U Y 440 Acton A R . E D U R C Town B GE T S D O R RI E B N N LLO South N E10 BO U L G B Acton A O N L 440 LO E10 E What do you think? LA E10 27 NE S Chiswick Office Park OUT Chiswick PA H served by buses for RAD E Park N F 27 to and from I O E S the first time. T H Chiswick N 440 Chalk Farm C E A Office Park A L R S Gunnersbury L 27 A Park POWER H91 . 440 R 27 AD O ICK HIGH RO A W HIS H91 D C 27.440 R to and from EST OAD H91 W OAD Hammersmith EY R AT LLESL 440 Turnham RE WE G Gunnersbury Green H91 to and from H91 Hounslow West PDF PROOF 9 What do you think? Proof Number: Route H91 no longer Date: 3rd June 2008 87055 serves Wellesley Road. Job Number: Route 440 serves instead. TFL13184.XX.XX NOTE: this PDF is provided as a proof and is not suitable for lithographic printing; we cannot accept liability for its use other than for checking purposes. 3. Have your say (comments deadline date: 15 August 2008) What’s next? Please answer the questions below and return this form Q: Do you have any other comments or using the contact details on the reverse. Alternately, you suggestions in relation to the proposed can respond online at tfl.gov.uk/busrouteconsultation. bus service changes? Q: Do you currently use any of these routes? Regularly Occasionally Never Q: Would the changes make you more or less likely to use the routes? More likely to use Less likely to use About the same Please write your name and address in the space Q: Do you support the proposed changes below if you would like us to let you know the outcome of our decision. to these routes? 27 Yes No Not sure Name: E10 Yes No Not sure Address: H91 Yes No Not sure 440 Yes No Not sure Q: Why? (Please specify route numbers) Postcode: Email: Transport for London will use the data supplied on this form for the purpose of assessing the suitability of the proposed bus route change. It will not be passed on to other areas of TfL and will be deleted after the consultation period has been completed and a decision made. Customer Service Centre (ref: Chiswick) London Buses FREEPOST LON17627 LONDON purposes. checking for than other use its for liability suitable for lithographic printing; we cannot accept cannot we printing; lithographic for suitable SW1V 1PX not is and proof a as provided is PDF this NOTE: Job Number: Job 87055 Date: 3rd June 2008 June 3rd Proof Number: Proof 9 PDF PROOF PDF London Buses Customer Services 84 Eccleston Square If you require a copy of this leaflet in large print, audio or another language, London please call Freephone 0800 2983009 SW1V 1PX by 1 August 2008. Telephone: 0845 300 7000 Textphone: 020 7918 4435 Published by Transport for London, email: [email protected] 42-50 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0TL. website: tfl.gov.uk/busrouteconsultation All information correct at time of going to print (30.5.08) Please return the questionnaire or contact London Buses with your comments by 15 August 2008 at the latest. Thank you for your participation. London Buses is proposing to change route H91 and extend routes 27, 440 and E10 to Gunnersbury and Chiswick. Our aim is to provide more accessible links between communities and opportunities such as employment in Gunnersbury, including at Chiswick Office Park. 1. Read about the proposed changes 2. View the routes on a map 3. Have your say – tell us what you think HQ 10775 HQ POSTAGE PAID GB PAID POSTAGE ROYAL MAIL ROYAL On proposed changes to routes 27, 440, E10 and H91 in Gunnersbury and Chiswick PDF PROOF 9 Proof Number: Date: 3rd June 2008 87055 Job Number: NOTE: this PDF is provided as a proof and is not suitable for lithographic printing; we cannot accept liability for its use other than for checking purposes..
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