HARROW STREET SPACES PLAN – INITIAL PROGRAMME OF WORKS

Pedestrian space (PS)

Locations have been identified where there is usually higher pedestrian footfall in footway areas with restricted space, 3 metres or less in width. This is mainly at shopping parades and some bus stops and stations where the restricted width will make social distancing requirements difficult to adhere to. The measures will reallocate road space to pedestrians and would be temporary for as long as social distancing is required.

Ref. Scheme Description Station Road (near Civic Centre) – Suspend parking bays and introduce PS-01 shops and mosque widened pedestrian space The Bridge - Harrow and Remove single traffic lane and introduce PS-02 Wealdstone Station widened pedestrian space The Broadway, Hatch End - service Suspend parking bays on one side and PS-03 roads introduce widened pedestrian space Stanmore Broadway – service Suspend parking bays on one side and PS-04 roads introduce widened pedestrian space Various traffic signals pedestrian Set minimum call time on pedestrian PS-05 phases – borough wide signals to reduce wait time Implement planned major scheme ready Wealdstone Town Centre PS-06 for implementation - pedestrian, cycling, improvement scheme transport hub and bus interventions Streatfield Road, Queensbury Suspend parking on one side and PS-07 (Honeypot Lane & Charlton Road) introduce widened pedestrian space service roads Honeypot Lane service road (near Suspend parking on one side and PS-08 Wemborough Road) introduce widened pedestrian space Northolt Road service road (near Suspend parking on one side and PS-09 Petts Hill) introduce widened pedestrian space Kenton Road service road (near Suspend parking on one side and PS-10 Kingsbury Circle) introduce widened pedestrian space Kenton Lane service road (near Suspend parking and introduce widened PS-11 Belmont Circle) pedestrian space High Road, Harrow Weald – shops Temporary bus stop relocation and PS-12 between Weald Lane and The footway widening Meadow Way Porlock Avenue (near) Shaftesbury Temporary bus stop relocation and PS-13 Circle) footway widening

Strategic cycle routes (SC)

The Council has an aspirational borough wide cycle network which can be seen in another link on this engagement portal. The cycle network is partially implemented with a number HARROW STREET SPACES PLAN – INITIAL PROGRAMME OF WORKS of routes still to be built over the next few years. It is proposed to implement some of these routes in temporary measures to provide direct and convenient cycle connections between local and district centres to support local journeys to work, shops, green spaces, etc. Some of these measures could remain permanently if successful.

Ref. Scheme Description Create dedicated cycle lanes on dual Jubilee cycle route, Queensbury, SC-01 carriageway both sides in Honeypot Lane Belmont and Canons Park and other measures in Turner Road George Gange Way, Wealdstone - SC-02 Create dedicated cycle lanes cycle lanes Sheepcote Road, Harrow - cycle SC-03 Create dedicated cycle lanes lanes Introduce cycle route with temporary Kenton to Harrow town centre cycle SC-04 measures on Bonnersfield Lane and Way route, Greenhill Sheepcote Road Kenton to Wealdstone cycle way Introduce cycle route with temporary SC-05 route – Greenhill, Kenton, measures via Kenmore Underpass, Marlborough Kenton Rec and Byron Park Introduce cycle route with temporary Bakerloo cycle route – Headstone SC-06 measures (Bessborough underpass to and Hatch End Hatch End Station) Cross Harrow cycle route – Introduce cycle route with temporary SC-07 Headstone, Marlborough, Kenton, measures (Petts Hill to A5 Edgware Road) Belmont and Canons Park Maintain existing cycle lanes SC-08 Refresh markings across various sites borough wide

Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTN)

The reduction in traffic has enabled more cycling and walking locally in residential areas with less pollution and road danger. As the economy unlocks and public transport capacity is reduced there is a risk of more private car that will negate these benefits. The Council proposes to create low traffic neighbourhoods in areas where there have been historically high levels of through traffic making short cuts through residential estates to ensure neighbourhoods remain attractive for cycling and walking. Measures will introduce modal filters that will close roads to vehicles but permit cycles to pass on an experimental basis. Some of these measures could remain permanently if successful.

Ref. Scheme Description Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-01 Kingshill Avenue area, Kenton experimental road closures except cyclists Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-02 Pinner View area, Headstone experimental road closures except cyclists Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-03 Gayton Road area, Greenhill experimental road closures except cyclists HARROW STREET SPACES PLAN – INITIAL PROGRAMME OF WORKS Vaughan Road area, West Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-04 Harrow experimental road closures except cyclists Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-05 Green Lane area, Stanmore experimental road closures except cyclists Southfield Park area, Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-06 Headstone experimental road closures except cyclists Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-07 Byron Road area, Marlborough experimental road closures except cyclists Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-08 Dennis Lane area, Stanmore experimental road closures except cyclists Princes Drive area, Restrictions on through traffic using LTN-09 Marlborough experimental road closures except cyclists

School streets (SS)

The reduction in traffic has enabled more cycling and walking locally in residential areas with less pollution and road danger. There is a risk of more private car being used for journeys to school as schools start to open again. The Council proposes to create some school streets in areas where there have been historically high levels of drop off and pick up by car in order to keep the environment safer for pedestrians and cyclists. Measures will introduce restrictions on motor vehicles entering streets with schools at opening and closing times on an experimental basis. This will support more active travel to schools. Some of these measures could remain permanently if successful.

Ref. Scheme Description Restrictions on vehicle access in streets with SS-01 Grimsdyke School, Hatch End schools at opening and closing times. Newton Farm School, Rayners Restrictions on vehicle access in streets with SS-02 Lane schools at opening and closing times. Marlborough School, Restrictions on vehicle access in streets with SS-03 Wealdstone schools at opening and closing times.

The plan below gives details of the locations of the measures across the borough. Use the reference number to find the location.

HARROW STREET SPACES PLAN – INITIAL PROGRAMME OF WORKS

LTN-08 LTN-05

PS-04 SC-06 SS-01 PS-03

SC-07

PS-12

LTN-07 PS-06 PS-08

PS-11 PS-02 SC-01 SC-02 PS-07

PS-10 SS-03 LTN-01 LTN-06 LTN-09

SC-07 SC-05 LTN-02 PS-01 LTN-04 SC-06 LTN-03

SC-04 SS-02 SC-03 PS-13

PS-05 – Borough wide SC-08 – Borough wide PS-09