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informal zebra crossings across the Bayswater ward

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Westminster City Council has approved funding for at least 20 new informal zebra crossings in Bayswater ward to improve pedestrian safety.

Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved the installation of at least 20 new informal zebra crossings across the Bayswater ward in March 2026. The project, aimed at improving pedestrian safety, particularly for vulnerable road users, received £250,000 in funding from the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy.

This initiative is specifically tailored to the Bayswater ward, with funding allocated from its neighbourhood area for 'Westminster City Council (WCC) Strategic Transport and Connectivity Informal Side-Road Zebra Crossings'. The crossings are intended to be low-cost, high-impact markings at side-road locations.

Key facts

  1. Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved the project in March 2026. Source
  2. £250,000 was allocated from the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy. Source
  3. At least 20 new informal zebra crossings will be installed. Source
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