Hall Road, Isleworth - accessibility improvements consultation

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The London Borough of Hounslow is conducting a public consultation as part of our ongoing programme to improve pedestrian accessibility and walking routes. The aim is to enhance the footway and crossing facilities on Hall Road, opposite Heath Road, Isleworth.

Why are we proposing this?

The existing footway along Hall Road is narrow in sections, while the pedestrian crossing points lack dropped kerbs and tactile paving. These issues reduce accessibility, particularly for those with mobility impairments, and make pedestrian movements less safe and convenient.

What is the proposed scheme?

  • Dropped Kerbs with Tactile Paving: Installation of dropped kerbs and tactile paving at pedestrian crossing points to improve accessibility for wheelchair users, pushchairs and the visually impaired.

  • Footway Widening: The northbound footway will be widened to create additional space for pedestrians.

  • Bus Stop Marking: Refreshing of the bus stop marking to improve visibility and operation.

These proposals will enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility along Hall Road, ensuring a higher quality and more inclusive footway environment.

Collectively, these proposals are designed to improve pedestrian safety awareness, encourage safer walking, cycling and active lifestyles for pupils, their parents, and guardians. Additionally, existing parking availability affected.

Details can be found in the sidebar on this page: Plans of proposal.

Positive considerations: –

  • Dropped kerbs with tactile paving will make crossing points safer and more accessible for wheelchair users, pushchairs and the visually impaired.

  • Widening the footway provides additional space for pedestrians, reducing conflicts and improving comfort.

  • Refreshing the bus stop marking will improve visibility and bus operation, supporting safer passenger boarding and alighting.

Negative considerations: –

  • Footway widening may require minor adjustments to existing kerb lines, which could extend construction timescales.

  • Short-term disruption during works may temporarily affect pedestrian and bus stop access.

How to respond  

Please complete our short questionnaire by by clicking on the “Share your views” button below.

A copy of the proposals, and a copy of the consultation letter, can be accessed using the links on the right-hand side of this page. If you require this information in a different language or format, please get in touch with the LBH Traffic Team via consult@hounslow.gov.uk and we will endeavour to provide this for you.

Alternatively, you may also prefer to email us consult@hounslow.gov.uk, and please return all comments by Friday 21 October 2025

You can also submit your comments to us by post - (quoting: Hall Road Road CLS)

To the following address:

Consultation on Hall Road

Transport and Parking

Hounslow House

7 Bath Road

Hounslow TW3 3EB

What happens next.

Although we are unable to respond to each participant individually, rest assured that all feedback will be thoroughly examined following the end of consultation period. Subsequently, recommendations will be presented to the Ward Councillors for their determination. For updates on the results, kindly revisit this webpage.

The London Borough of Hounslow is conducting a public consultation as part of our ongoing programme to improve pedestrian accessibility and walking routes. The aim is to enhance the footway and crossing facilities on Hall Road, opposite Heath Road, Isleworth.

Why are we proposing this?

The existing footway along Hall Road is narrow in sections, while the pedestrian crossing points lack dropped kerbs and tactile paving. These issues reduce accessibility, particularly for those with mobility impairments, and make pedestrian movements less safe and convenient.

What is the proposed scheme?

  • Dropped Kerbs with Tactile Paving: Installation of dropped kerbs and tactile paving at pedestrian crossing points to improve accessibility for wheelchair users, pushchairs and the visually impaired.

  • Footway Widening: The northbound footway will be widened to create additional space for pedestrians.

  • Bus Stop Marking: Refreshing of the bus stop marking to improve visibility and operation.

These proposals will enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility along Hall Road, ensuring a higher quality and more inclusive footway environment.

Collectively, these proposals are designed to improve pedestrian safety awareness, encourage safer walking, cycling and active lifestyles for pupils, their parents, and guardians. Additionally, existing parking availability affected.

Details can be found in the sidebar on this page: Plans of proposal.

Positive considerations: –

  • Dropped kerbs with tactile paving will make crossing points safer and more accessible for wheelchair users, pushchairs and the visually impaired.

  • Widening the footway provides additional space for pedestrians, reducing conflicts and improving comfort.

  • Refreshing the bus stop marking will improve visibility and bus operation, supporting safer passenger boarding and alighting.

Negative considerations: –

  • Footway widening may require minor adjustments to existing kerb lines, which could extend construction timescales.

  • Short-term disruption during works may temporarily affect pedestrian and bus stop access.

How to respond  

Please complete our short questionnaire by by clicking on the “Share your views” button below.

A copy of the proposals, and a copy of the consultation letter, can be accessed using the links on the right-hand side of this page. If you require this information in a different language or format, please get in touch with the LBH Traffic Team via consult@hounslow.gov.uk and we will endeavour to provide this for you.

Alternatively, you may also prefer to email us consult@hounslow.gov.uk, and please return all comments by Friday 21 October 2025

You can also submit your comments to us by post - (quoting: Hall Road Road CLS)

To the following address:

Consultation on Hall Road

Transport and Parking

Hounslow House

7 Bath Road

Hounslow TW3 3EB

What happens next.

Although we are unable to respond to each participant individually, rest assured that all feedback will be thoroughly examined following the end of consultation period. Subsequently, recommendations will be presented to the Ward Councillors for their determination. For updates on the results, kindly revisit this webpage.

Page last updated: 02 Oct 2025, 12:01 PM