Stag Meadow: Cleaner, Greener, Safer Street

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Consultation outcome

Thank you to everybody who took part in this consultation, which is now closed.

We received 227 responses to the consultation, with more than 2 in 3 people who responded supporting the proposals.

The consultation did also highlight concerns that some residents had with the scheme, including the amount of parking spaces available, the proposed location of a bus stop and the need for new vegetation to be maintained. These concerns have been acted upon. As a result of this feedback, the design has been amended to address these issues.

The Consultation Outcome Report for this consultation is now available to download from this webpage, with responses to each issue and question raised and a description of what has changed in the revised layout. Also available is a diagram showing the revised layout.

The council is currently proposing to take forward the scheme, initially making the changes to the spur road junction and deliver the new crossing this financial year (2026-2027) The intention is to complete the north side of the road at a later date.

All works would be fully funded by government grants that can only be used for projects that make upgrades to roads and are not allowed to be used for maintaining existing roads. However, as part of this project, road surfaces at this location will be renewed.

The original consultation information is retained below for your reference:

Background

The junction on St. Leonard's Road, at the entrance to Stag Meadow and Windsor Cemetery, is a vital local spot that is often busy with people making local trips, school journeys and accessing the Great Park.

Residents have raised concerns about the safety of crossing St. Leonard's Road near Stag Meadow, as well as the side road at the entrance, which currently forms a wide junction. Our goal is to make the route safer for school children – and indeed everyone – by improving crossings, introducing spaces for cycling and simplifying the junction.

This initiative is also part of a larger effort to enhance walking and cycling infrastructure, connecting the River Thames to Windsor Great Park. The scheme aims to create a cleaner, greener, and safer street for residents to walk, cycle, and move around the area. It also includes plans for green spaces with areas to rest and enjoy.

We would love to hear your thoughts on the proposed improvements for the junction.

What is being proposed?

This project will include:

  • New pedestrian crossing across St. Leonard's Road.

  • Narrower junction with a 'Copenhagen' style continuous footway at the entrance to Stag Meadow, reducing vehicle speeds and supporting the recent Highway Code update which gives priority to pedestrians crossing side roads while still retaining access for all vehicles. The narrowing of the Stag Meadow junction is also needed to create enough space between it and the Bulkeley Avenue junction to locate the new crossing.

  • New public square with planting and seating

  • Relocating, but re-providing nearby, some parking and bus stops.

Why are these changes needed?

Residents have raised concerns about the safety of crossing St. Leonard's Road near Stag Meadow, as well as the side road at the entrance, which currently forms a wide junction. Additionally, there are issues like double parking near the shops creating blind spots and the wide junction allows vehicles to turn at speed, thereby increasing the risk of accidents.

How will the improvements be paid for?

Whilst the council continues to face very substantial financial pressures on its day-to-day spending, this project is being funded separately from external grants and developer contributions which must be used for new infrastructure. With this project, we are targeting this ringfenced funding at making an improvement that residents have asked for and that builds towards the council’s long-term plan for cleaner, greener, safer streets.

Have your say.

We invite you to share your thoughts on the proposed improvements along St. Leonards Road. Your feedback is essential in shaping our plans, and we encourage you to comment on the proposed changes, including your reasons for supporting or not supporting them. This will help us develop a scheme that truly meets the needs of the local community.

Please review the draft plan available to view on the side. You can then take the survey to tell us how much you would support these plans and to provide further comments. The survey also includes some (optional) questions about you to help us understand how different types of people might feel about our plans. There are many other ways you can participate in the consultation.

  • In-person: At Windsor Library, where a larger copy of the plans is also available to view.

  • Email: Activetravel@RBWM.gov.uk

  • Post: Transport Policy Manager, Town Hall, St Ives Road, Maidenhead, SL6 1RF.

The consultation is open from 11th October to 17th November 2024. All responses will be reviewed, and a decision will be published on the council website.

Thank you for your time and participation. We look forward to hearing from you.

Consultation outcome

Thank you to everybody who took part in this consultation, which is now closed.

We received 227 responses to the consultation, with more than 2 in 3 people who responded supporting the proposals.

The consultation did also highlight concerns that some residents had with the scheme, including the amount of parking spaces available, the proposed location of a bus stop and the need for new vegetation to be maintained. These concerns have been acted upon. As a result of this feedback, the design has been amended to address these issues.

The Consultation Outcome Report for this consultation is now available to download from this webpage, with responses to each issue and question raised and a description of what has changed in the revised layout. Also available is a diagram showing the revised layout.

The council is currently proposing to take forward the scheme, initially making the changes to the spur road junction and deliver the new crossing this financial year (2026-2027) The intention is to complete the north side of the road at a later date.

All works would be fully funded by government grants that can only be used for projects that make upgrades to roads and are not allowed to be used for maintaining existing roads. However, as part of this project, road surfaces at this location will be renewed.

The original consultation information is retained below for your reference:

Background

The junction on St. Leonard's Road, at the entrance to Stag Meadow and Windsor Cemetery, is a vital local spot that is often busy with people making local trips, school journeys and accessing the Great Park.

Residents have raised concerns about the safety of crossing St. Leonard's Road near Stag Meadow, as well as the side road at the entrance, which currently forms a wide junction. Our goal is to make the route safer for school children – and indeed everyone – by improving crossings, introducing spaces for cycling and simplifying the junction.

This initiative is also part of a larger effort to enhance walking and cycling infrastructure, connecting the River Thames to Windsor Great Park. The scheme aims to create a cleaner, greener, and safer street for residents to walk, cycle, and move around the area. It also includes plans for green spaces with areas to rest and enjoy.

We would love to hear your thoughts on the proposed improvements for the junction.

What is being proposed?

This project will include:

  • New pedestrian crossing across St. Leonard's Road.

  • Narrower junction with a 'Copenhagen' style continuous footway at the entrance to Stag Meadow, reducing vehicle speeds and supporting the recent Highway Code update which gives priority to pedestrians crossing side roads while still retaining access for all vehicles. The narrowing of the Stag Meadow junction is also needed to create enough space between it and the Bulkeley Avenue junction to locate the new crossing.

  • New public square with planting and seating

  • Relocating, but re-providing nearby, some parking and bus stops.

Why are these changes needed?

Residents have raised concerns about the safety of crossing St. Leonard's Road near Stag Meadow, as well as the side road at the entrance, which currently forms a wide junction. Additionally, there are issues like double parking near the shops creating blind spots and the wide junction allows vehicles to turn at speed, thereby increasing the risk of accidents.

How will the improvements be paid for?

Whilst the council continues to face very substantial financial pressures on its day-to-day spending, this project is being funded separately from external grants and developer contributions which must be used for new infrastructure. With this project, we are targeting this ringfenced funding at making an improvement that residents have asked for and that builds towards the council’s long-term plan for cleaner, greener, safer streets.

Have your say.

We invite you to share your thoughts on the proposed improvements along St. Leonards Road. Your feedback is essential in shaping our plans, and we encourage you to comment on the proposed changes, including your reasons for supporting or not supporting them. This will help us develop a scheme that truly meets the needs of the local community.

Please review the draft plan available to view on the side. You can then take the survey to tell us how much you would support these plans and to provide further comments. The survey also includes some (optional) questions about you to help us understand how different types of people might feel about our plans. There are many other ways you can participate in the consultation.

  • In-person: At Windsor Library, where a larger copy of the plans is also available to view.

  • Email: Activetravel@RBWM.gov.uk

  • Post: Transport Policy Manager, Town Hall, St Ives Road, Maidenhead, SL6 1RF.

The consultation is open from 11th October to 17th November 2024. All responses will be reviewed, and a decision will be published on the council website.

Thank you for your time and participation. We look forward to hearing from you.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Stag Meadow: Cleaner, Greener, Safer Street

    Please take a short survey to tell us what you think about the proposed scheme. It should take you about 5 minutes to complete. 

    If you would rather not complete our survey, please submit your response to us through the following options:

    • In person: At Windsor Library, where a larger copy of the plans is also available to view.
    • Email:  activetravel@rbwm.gov.uk 
    • Post: Transport Policy Manager Manager, Town Hall, St Ives Road, Maidenhead.
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