Enfield Town to Broxbourne walking and cycling route - meet the design team

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Published: 03 December 2021

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proposed enfield to broxbourne walking and cycling route

Enfield Council's Healthy Streets Team are inviting residents to two community drop-in sessions and a Microsoft Teams webinar to discuss their plans for a new walking and cycling route between Enfield Town and the boundary with Broxbourne Boroug. Broxbourne Council is planning to continue the route further north.

The first phase, between Enfield Town station and the bridge over the New River (Myddelton Avenue/Carterhatch Lane), will be an on-carriageway cycle route running through the Willow Estate. To improve safety for cyclists there will be changes to road junctions, most notably a "Dutch-style" roundabout at the junction of Willow Road and Tenniswood Road. Phase 2 will be a shared walking and cycling path along the New River.

Design costs for the project are funded by Highways England as part of the Designated Funds programme.

Drop-in sessions

Enfield Town Library, 7th December, 4.30-6pm
Enfield Town Library, 11th December 10-11.30am

Webinar

14th December, 6-7.30pm on Microsoft Teams - to join visit tinyurl.com/EnfieldTowntoBroxbourne.

Links

More information about the project on the Let's Talk Enfield website

New River cycling route proposed (Enfield Dispatch 8 December 2021)

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