Travel in Kensington and Chelsea Will Be Affected During the Games Olympic Games: 27 July – 12 August 2012 Paralympic Games: 29 August

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Travel in Kensington and Chelsea will be affected during the Games Olympic Games: 27 July – 12 August 2012 Paralympic Games: 29 August – 9 September 2012

Transport for London Key dates Plan ahead for easier journeys In the weeks leading up to the Games, a large programme of temporary This year brings the largest sporting event in the world to the UK changes to the road network need to be implemented: – the Olympic and Paralympic Games. During this time, London From 1 July, road markings will start to be put down along the ORN but these will become a massive sporting and cultural venue, with up to will not change the operation of the roads. Adjustments to over 1,300 sets of one million more visitors expected in the Capital each day. Roads traffic signals will also begin from 1 July, before traffic levels significantly increase and public transport will be much busier than usual and we will as thousands of athletes and media descend on the Capital. These adjustments be working hard to help host a great Games and to keep London will have minimal impact on road users as they will be balanced out by the complete ban on all planned roadworks along the ORN and on A and B roads. moving. To ensure as little disruption to local residents and road users as possible, the The information here will help you understand where the transport physical changes along the ORN, including installing temporary traffic islands network will be busiest and how your journey could be affected. and barriers to simplify junctions will be mostly carried out at night. This will start at 21:00 on Friday 20 July and finish the morning of Wednesday 25 July. The Olympic and Paralympic Route Network (ORN/PRN) and Games Lanes The ORN/PRN is a network of roads connecting venues, accommodation and The operation and enforcement of the ORN, including the Games Lanes, will transport hubs across London and will be open to all normal traffic. begin on Wednesday 25 July, a couple of days before the Opening Ceremony. It will end operation a couple of days after the Olympic Games and will A number of temporary road changes will be in place to ensure reliable not be in operation between the Olympics and Paralympics. The smaller journeys for athletes and officials. Paralympic Route Network (PRN) will come into operation just a couple of In Kensington and Chelsea, these changes will include banned right turns, days before the Paralympic Games. Once Games events are completed at a suspended bus lanes, relocated bus stops and changes to loading and parking. venue, such as Wimbledon, the ORN will be removed. There will be additional changes to roads and local parking around Olympic Some roads on the ORN/PRN will also have a designated Games Lane. These venues. These are being put in place by the organisers of London 2012 will be clearly signposted and will only be available for use by accredited to ensure that resident and business parking is protected and the venues vehicles including athletes, officials, media and blue light emergency vehicles can operate safely. Full details of changes and timings can be found at when in operation. The adjacent lane will be open to normal traffic. london2012.com/local-residents. In Kensington and Chelsea, Games Lanes will be on offside sections of the ORN/PRN along the A4 and A40. Games Lanes will typically be in operation and enforced between 06:00 and midnight, but this will vary in some cases (check the times of operation on the roadside signs). Vehicles that are driven in the Games Lanes, load, park or stop illegally on the ORN/PRN will be removed and will face a £130 Penalty Charge Notice (PCN). To avoid being issued with a PCN, motorists should not drive in the Games Lanes when they are operational. They will be easily identifiable by clear markings on the Lanes and signs along the roadside.

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K White City HAMMERSMITH ORN/PRN towards Heathrow, Eton Dorney, and Weymouth © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number 100046062. ORN towards Wembley ORN on road event days • Lillie Road will be closed eastbound to non-authorised vehicles from 06:00 When road events use the ORN, athletes, officials, workers and media will until midnight between North End Road and Ongar Road (25 July-12 August) use alternative routes. There are no Games Lanes on these sections. Normal • Lillie Road/Old Brompton Road will be closed eastbound to non-authorised traffic will still be able to use this route and residents and businesses will vehicles from 06:00 to midnight between Seagrave Road and Eardley still have access to their properties. To help keep traffic moving on the route Crescent (25 July-12 August) there will be some temporary changes to the way roads in the area can be used. The changes mean that restrictions on waiting, parking and loading that • Old Brompton Road will be closed westbound to non-authorised vehicles normally only apply on weekdays will also apply on the day that the route is from 06:00 to midnight between Eardley Crescent and Warwick Road (25 being used for the ORN and the hours of operation will be extended from July-12 August) 06:00 to midnight. Hours of operation will also be extended from 06:00 to • Eardley Crescent and Penywern Road will be closed to all vehicles up to 90 midnight on Tuesday 7 August. minutes before each session begins (28 July-12 August) On A402 Holland Park Roundabout to Marble Arch, 17 of the 23 pay and Earl’s Court station will remain open throughout the volleyball competition. display bays on Holland Park Avenue and Notting Hill Gate will be suspended, However, it will be particularly busy just before the start and just after the end and drivers will not be able to stop, park or load in these bays. Parking and of the events. From 28 July to 12 August, spectators and others will enter loading in side roads will be unaffected. from Warwick Road and exit the station at Earl’s Court Road. On the days when the section from Vauxhall Bridge Road to Old Brompton In Kensington and Chelsea, parking controls around the venue will be the Road is being used as part of the ORN and PRN there will be no exit from Lots same as for normal Earls Court event days. From 28 July until 12 August, Road onto Cremorne Road. Additionally, a small number of residents parking the residents’ controlled parking zone will operate between 08:30 and 22:00 bays will be relocated from Edith Grove onto Fulham Road, and a short Monday to Friday and 08:30 to 20:00 on Saturdays and Sundays. distance along Finborough Road. These changes will only be made when these sections are in use on road event days. If there is a serious problem on the normal route for the ORN/ PRN on another day, we might use the route in your area temporarily but, if that happens, we will not put in place the changes to waiting, parking and loading. Earls Court venue Earls Court will host Olympic volleyball during the entire duration of the Olympic Games but is not a venue for the Paralympics. There will be three sessions of volleyball on most days, starting at 09:30, 14:45 and 20:00 with up to 40,000 spectators each day. So that spectators are able to access the venue in good time, some roads will only be open to residents, businesses and accredited Games vehicles. Access will still be available for visitors and deliveries. LOCOG will send access permits to all local residents and businesses who need them. Buses, cyclists and pedestrians will be able to use the roads. Road events Olympic Torch Relay The Cycling Road Races will take place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 July. The Olympic Torch Relay will pass through Kensington and Chelsea on The route and some surrounding roads will be closed to traffic but emergency Thursday 26 July, travelling along the King’s Road to Kensington High and local access will be maintained as far as possible. Street and greeted by Opera Holland Park as part of a community musical The map at the back of this leaflet shows the roads that will be affected. celebration in Holland Park, before going on to Notting Hill Gate. There will be rolling road closures as it travels through the borough. Road closures in the borough will begin from early in the morning, with roads re-opening after the race as soon as it is safe to do so. Times when the road On Friday 27 July, the day of the Opening Ceremony at the Olympic Park in closures will begin can be found in the table. Access will be maintained for Stratford, the torch will be carried on a specially designed vessel along the local residents and businesses affected by the road closures for as long as Thames from Hampton Court Palace to Tower Bridge. possible on either side of the events passing through. Exhibition Road Show Road closures due to the Cycling Road Races will have a significant impact on The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s Road Show is a cultural roads around the Earl’s Court area. festival taking place on Exhibition Road. Activities will include dance, scientific experiments, music and aerial displays. Exhibition Road will be closed to To deter normal traffic from the area, signs will be used to inform drivers that traffic at the following times (the programme will finish a full hour before the roads east of Warwick Road and south of the A4 Cromwell Road will be for road re-opening times): local access and Games Family only. – Saturday 28 July from 09:30 to midnight Local diversions will also be in place. These are: – Sunday 29 July from 09:30 to 23:00 • Earl’s Court Road junction with Cromwell Road (A4) – only Games Family traffic will be allowed to go southbound across the A4. The left turn will only – Monday 30 July to Thursday 2 August from 17:00 to 23:00 be open for local access. All other traffic will have to turn right onto the A4 – Friday 3 August from 17:00 to midnight • A diversion route back onto the southbound Earl’s Court Road will be in – Saturday 4 August 08:30 to midnight place for local residents via Knaresborough Place and Earl’s Court Gardens – Sunday 5 August from 08:30 to 23:00 • For residents of Kenway Road, Redfield Lane, Redfield Mews, Wallgrave Road, Childs Street and Childs Place • The ORN eastbound Games Lane on the A4 Cromwell Road between Earl’s Court Road and Ashburn Gardens will be suspended on both days Key events and times Date Event Race event times Road closure time 28 July Men’s Cycling Road 10:00 – 16:15 Closures will be put Race in place from 03:00 29 July Women’s Cycling 12:00 – 16:15 Closures will be put Road Race in place from 05:00 Roads will re-open after the race as soon as it is safe to do so. BT London Live, Hyde Park In your area, during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, routes 19/N19, Between 28 July and 11 August, BT London Live Hyde Park will show live 22/N22, and 137/N137 will be diverted northbound away from Sloane Street coverage of the Olympic Games. Thousands of spectators will visit the site to Eaton Square then Grosvenor Place to rejoin the route at Hyde Park Corner. for free each day. Ticketed Opening and Closing Ceremony Celebration There will be no change to the southbound routes. This diversion will apply Concerts will take place on 27 July and 12 August and as a result the roads during both the Olympic and Paralympic Games. will be busy on these days. Changes in the South Kensington area will also mean diversions for routes Advice for road users 74/N74, 360, 430, C1 and N97. Roads in central London, around the ORN and Olympic venues will be very On 28 and 29 July bus routes in southwest London will be affected by road busy during the Games. Those affected by road events will be closed for closures for the Cycling Road Race and may be on diversion, temporarily periods at a time. Drivers are advised: suspended or terminate early. On other road event days, services to and from – To avoid central London, the area around the ORN and Olympic venues central London may also be affected. from mid-July Please leave more time for your bus journeys and plan in advance to – That every day of the Games is different, so if driving is essential, plan understand how your journey may be affected. Information will be available ahead and allow more time for your journey nearer the time at affected bus stops and online. – To avoid the areas surrounding the road events on competition days – If using buses during the Games, especially those with routes near to Olympic venues or the ORN/PRN, please check for any diversions that may affect your journey Plan your journeys during the Games by using the Temporary Road Changes tool at GetAheadoftheGames.com. The central London Congestion Charge will continue to be in operation Monday-Friday 07:00-18:00 (except public holidays) throughout the Games. The charge is £10 a day if you pay in advance or on the day of travel. To pay the charge and for more detailed information, including a map of the charging zone, visit cclondon.com. Public transport Some stations and lines will be particularly busy, including Earl’s Court, Gloucester Road, High Street Kensington, South Kensington, Knightsbridge, Hyde Park Corner and West Brompton on the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines. You can minimise disruption to your journey by avoiding affected stations at the busiest times. Buses will run more frequently on many routes to cater for additional passengers during the Games. However, some bus services will need to be temporarily diverted and some stops moved or suspended as a result of the road changes that will be in place, such as for the ORN or road events.

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© Crown copyright and database rights 2012 Ordnance Survey 100035971/043 © Copyright Transport for London 2012 Affected roads The map on the previous page and the list below shows the roads where Foulis Terrace Pond Place vehicle access will be restricted during Road Race days. You will still be able Fulham Road Pont Street to access properties and businesses on foot or by bicycle. During these Gilston Road Pont Street Mews events, you may find it easier to make journeys by public transport. Vehicle Hans Crescent Princes Gate Mews access will be maintained for local residents and businesses affected by the Hans Road Relton Mews road closures for as long as possible on either side of the road event passing Hans Place Rysbrack Street through. Pedestrians and cyclists will still be able to cross the event route at Hollywood Road Redcliffe Place designated safe places. Hortensia Road Redcliffe Road Ifield Road Roland Gardens Alexander Place Cromwell Gardens Kensington Gore Rutland Mews South Alexander Square Cromwell Road Kensington Road Rutland Street Ashburnham Road Dovehouse Street Knightsbridge Selwood Place Barker Street Draycott Avenue Knightsbridge Green Selwood Terrace Basil Street Drayton Gardens Langton Street Seville Street Beauchamp Place Dudmaston Mews Limerston Street Seymour Walk Beaufort Gardens Earl’s Court Road Lowndes Square Shalcomb Street Beaufort Street Edith Grove Lucan Place Sloane Avenue Billing Street Edith Terrace Manresa Road Sloane Street Boltons Place Egerton Crescent Montpelier Street South Terrace Brompton Place Egerton Gardens Montpelier Walk St Mark’s Grove Brompton Road Egerton Place Netherton Grove Stewart’s Grove Brompton Square Egerton Terrace Neville Street Stackhouse Street Bury Walk Elm Park Gardens Neville Terrace Sumner Place Callow Street Elm Park Lane North Terrace Sydney Place Cavaye Place Elm Park Mansions Old Church Street Sydney Street Cathcart Road Elm Place Onslow Gardens The Boltons Cheyne Walk Elystan Street Onslow Square The Little Boltons Cheval Place Ennismore Gardens Ovington Gardens The Vale Coleherne Road Ennismore Gardens Mews Ovington Mews Thurloe Place College Place Ennismore Mews Ovington Square Thurloe Place Mews Cottage Place Ennismore Street Pavilion Road Thurloe Square Cranley Gardens Evelyn Gardens Park Walk Thurloe Street Cremorne Road Exhibition Road Pelham Crescent Winterton Place Crescent Place Farrier Walk Pelham Place Yeoman’s Row Cresswell Gardens Fernshaw Road Pelham Street Walton Street Cresswell Place Finborough Road Plan your journeys To find out more about how roads and public transport will be affected and how to get around more easily, visit GetAheadoftheGames.com. You can also sign up for free email alerts to help you plan your journeys at Games-time. Alternatively, follow us on Twitter @GAOTG or call 0843 222 1234*.

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