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Council wants feedback on new forecourt designs
May 22, 2024 Hounslow Council says it wants to hear the views of people who use Brentford and Isleworth rail stations. It is running a public consultation with a deadline of the end of June for responses. Last year, it received funding from South Western Railway’s (SWR) Customers and Communities Improvement Fund (CCIF) to undertake feasibility work to improve the forecourts at both stations. The aim will be to improve accessibility and safety and to create spaces that are welcoming and balance the needs of various transport modes and users. Consideration will be given to street furniture, cycle parking, wayfinding and planting to improve the surrounding public realm. This builds on the recent work at Isleworth station to provide lifts for step free access to the platforms. The council’s transport planning team have been working with designers and engineers at Systra to produce concept designs for Brentford and Isleworth respectively.
There are several events you can attend to see the proposals in person and speak to a member of the transport team.
The public consultation will run for six weeks from Monday 20 May to Sunday 30 June. The council says all feedback will be reviewed and plans will be updated based on insights and ideas collected from the community. These will be shared with Network Rail and South West Railway for consideration as the landowners and leaseholders of the stations.
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