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Wilson Grove Walking Improvements

As part of Streets for People, our ambitious plan to make it easier for people to walk and cycle around Southwark, we are looking at ways to make pavements around the borough more accessible.

We have identified Wilson Grove as a place where mature trees have broken the pavement and make it hard to use, especially for people in wheelchairs or with pushchairs.

We are proposing to build out several areas of pavement along Wilson Grove. particularly:-

  • opposite the junction with Emba Street on the east side
  • either side of the junction with Janeway Street, on the west side

Widening the pavement in these locations will require the loss of 10 current parking bays. Our parking survey suggests there is space to accommodate this loss on Wilson Grove and the neighbouring roads.

We’ll also be installing tactile paving at side roads and vehicle crossovers to improve accessibility for Blind and visually impaired residents.

The proposed changes will make it safer for people to walk, cycle and wheel, reducing traffic speed along Wilson Grove.

Wilson Grove diagram, with junctions of Emba Street and Pottery Street
Wilson Grove, with junctions of Janeway Street and Janeway Place
diagram showing loss of parking from proposed changes

Phases

Phases overview

Survey

9 August 2024 23:00 - 26 August 2024 23:00

Please let us know if you have any comments about the proposals for Wilson Grove.