Ealing Council is set to investigate safety concerns at two zebra crossings following questions raised by residents during a council meeting on Tuesday, 21 October 2025. The concerns relate to the zebra crossing on the junction of Kent Gardens and Pitshanger Lane, and the zebra crossing on Castlebar Road near the intersection with Montpelier Avenue.
Simon Piesse and Kieran O'Regan, members of the public, both submitted questions to Councillor Paul Driscoll, Cabinet Member for Climate Action, regarding pedestrian safety at specific locations, as detailed in the Questions from Members of the Public document.
Piesse inquired about a timeline for improvements at the zebra crossing on the junction of Kent Gardens and Pitshanger Lane. While the meeting information does not specify any improvements being considered, he asked when the council would commit to a timeline of actions to improve pedestrian safety at that location.
O'Regan raised concerns about the zebra crossing on Castlebar Road near the intersection with Montpelier Avenue, stating that he and other local residents have witnessed and experienced how dangerous the zebra crossing is
. He requested an investigation into safety issues and potential improvements.
The council's commitment to addressing these concerns will be closely watched by local residents who have voiced their apprehension about the safety of these crossings.
