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Romford Road Public Realm Improvement scheme

Romford Road is a key east-west route in Newham, connecting Stratford in the west to Little Ilford and the North Circular (A406) in the east. It provides important connections for pedestrians, cyclists and buses as well as private and commercial vehicles.

The key aim of the Romford Road Public Realm Improvement scheme is to create a better and safer street environment for residents, businesses, visitors and people travelling to destinations within the borough.

Visualisation of Romford Road at the junction of Green Street and Upton Lane

Visualisation of Romford Road, looking east at the junction of Green Street and Richmond Road.

The plan below provides an overview of the construction programme for Romford Road.

Construction Plan
Visualisation of Romford Road, looking east towards Atherton Leisure Centre

Visualisation of Romford Road, looking east towards Atherton Leisure Centre.

Phases

Phases overview
Public engagement on the overall scheme
Public engagement on design (completed in 2023)
Public engagement on design (February/March 2024)
Statutory Consultation for Section B - South and Section D - South
Statutory Consultation for Section G
Statutory Consultation for Section F
Statutory Consultation for Section I
Richmond Road early engagement
Statutory consultation - Junction 3

Statutory Consultation for Section I

May 21, 2025 - June 11, 2025

The statutory consultation for Section I of the Romford Road Public Realm Improvement scheme will take place between Wednesday 21 May and Wednesday 11 June.


Section I includes the section of Romford Road between the junctions with Dersingham Avenue and Lugg Approach and the changes proposed include:

- A separated cycle track

- A separated cycle track

- Continuous footways at junctions

- Raised tables at pedestrian crossings

- Speed cushions along Dersingham Road

- Improved pedestrian and cycle crossings

- New parking and loading restrictions

- New bus stop bypasses

- New greenery & planting


All objections and other representations relating to the proposals must be made in writing and received by Wednesday 11 June. All objections must specify the grounds on which they are made. They should be emailed to: traffic.orders@newham.gov.uk or sent to: Director of Highways, Parking & Transportation, London Borough of Newham, 3rd Floor West, Newham Dockside, 1000 Dockside Road, London, E16 2QU

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