Southgate Circus to Great Cambridge Junction Walking and Cycling Route
Enfield Council are developing a walking and cycling route which aims to connect Southgate Circus with Edmonton. Costs for the feasibility and concept design of the project are funded by Transport for London (TfL).
It is proposed that the Southgate Circus to Great Cambridge Roundabout Walking and Cycling Route will start at Southgate Circus, extend through the Fox Lane Quieter Neighbourhood, across Green Lanes, through residential streets and connect with the existing cycle pass infrastructure at the Great Cambridge roundabout (A10 Great Cambridge Road junction with A406 North Circular Road).
The development of the Southgate Circus to Great Cambridge Roundabout Walking and Cycling Route will create a vital East-West connection in the area as well as expand the current network of cycle routes within Enfield.
The route will provide a quiet, safe, and secure route to encourage more people to choose to walk, wheel and cycle in the borough. This in turn will bring the benefits of keeping children and adults healthy and fit, reduce motor traffic, and improve air quality.
On this project page you can find:
- Key project dates in the Key Dates section on the right-hand side.
- Project updates in the News Feed below.
- A Document Library on the right-hand side which contain key documents.
- A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) which will be periodically updated.
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Enfield Council's Journeys and Places programme enables and encourages people in Enfield to make sustainable daily journeys for themselves and for our planet.
The blue line on the map shows a potential walking and cycling route between Southgate and Edmonton via Fox Lane and Hazelwood Lane. We want to know what ideas you have for walking and cycling within the green shaded area of the map.
Provide feedback by using the map to place the pin in the location where you have an idea or issue related to walking and cycling along the proposed route. An outline of the proposed route can be seen in the blue line.
This tool allows you to select a red 'issue' pin or a green 'idea' pin and place it on the map in the location you are referring to.
