Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill Healthy Route Phase 3 - Proposal

Lambeth is committed to creating streets and neighbourhoods that are healthy, safe, inclusive, pleasant and that support walking/wheeling, cycling and use of public transport. Enabling the community to travel more actively benefits public health and wellbeing and is part of the Climate Action Plan to become net zero compatible and climate resilient by 2030. 

Healthy routes are part of Lambeth’s Transport Strategy. They are routes that have the right conditions to enable more people to walk/wheel and cycle. They link people with places they need to get to, such as schools, workplaces, shops, amenities, and public transport. Healthy routes are convenient, safe and is accessible to all. They can be on quiet streets where traffic levels are low or on main roads where dedicated space is provided for walking/wheeling and cycling.  

The Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill (aka Rosendale Road) Healthy Route was identified as a key part of the Healthy Routes network, as it offers a north-south corridor, which connects several neighbourhoods, schools, businesses, green spaces and public transport hubs.  

Head over to the Brockwell Park to Gipsy Hill Healthy Route Commonplace site to find out more and view the latest proposals.

The project has been divided into 4 phases: 

• Phase 1 between Brockwell Park and Turney Road (installed in 2021)

• Phase 2 between Turney Road and A205 South Circular 

• Phase 3 between A205 and Park Hall Road  - Click here to find out more and share your feedback.  

• Phase 4 between Park Hall Road and Gipsy Hill station 

Transport for London (TfL) are leading on redeisgn of the Rosendale/A205 junction, with input from Lambeth. Designs for the junction are still being developed and will be shared as soon as possible. Lambeth and TfL are working together to install the junction at the same time as Phase 3 of the Healhty Route.