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St Stephen's Hill, Canterbury - Junction Improvement Scheme
We are considering changes to St Stephen’s Hill between its junctions with Downs Road and Hackington Close.
The junction has been identified as a location where improvements could help buses travel more safely and reliably, while also making it easier and safer for people to cross the road.
We are proposing to:
replace the existing give-way junction with a mini roundabout
reposition the pedestrian crossing and traffic-calming chicane on Downs Road
realign part of the kerb to make right turns into Downs Road safer
add a new pedestrian crossing on St Stephen’s Hill.
Please read the consultation document for more information about why we are considering these changes, their expected benefits and possible effects. You can also view the scheme plan.
Have your say
We want to hear your views to help finalise the scheme design.
If you cannot complete the questionnaire online, a Word version is available from this webpage.
If you have questions or need any support to take part in the consultation, you can contact us via the contact details under the 'Who's listening' section on this webpage. When contacting us, please quote the reference ‘St Stephen's Hill’.
Next steps
After the consultation closes, we will review all responses and publish a report summarising the feedback. We will also share details of any decisions on this webpage. If the scheme goes ahead, we will contact local residents and businesses before work starts.
We are considering changes to St Stephen’s Hill between its junctions with Downs Road and Hackington Close.
The junction has been identified as a location where improvements could help buses travel more safely and reliably, while also making it easier and safer for people to cross the road.
We are proposing to:
replace the existing give-way junction with a mini roundabout
reposition the pedestrian crossing and traffic-calming chicane on Downs Road
realign part of the kerb to make right turns into Downs Road safer
add a new pedestrian crossing on St Stephen’s Hill.
Please read the consultation document for more information about why we are considering these changes, their expected benefits and possible effects. You can also view the scheme plan.
Have your say
We want to hear your views to help finalise the scheme design.
If you cannot complete the questionnaire online, a Word version is available from this webpage.
If you have questions or need any support to take part in the consultation, you can contact us via the contact details under the 'Who's listening' section on this webpage. When contacting us, please quote the reference ‘St Stephen's Hill’.
Next steps
After the consultation closes, we will review all responses and publish a report summarising the feedback. We will also share details of any decisions on this webpage. If the scheme goes ahead, we will contact local residents and businesses before work starts.
We want to hear your views on the proposed junction improvements for St Stephen's Hill, Canterbury. We have provided this questionnaire for you to give your feedback.
We recommend you read the Consultation Document before responding to this questionnaire.
You can answer all or as many of the questions as you like. If you would rather not provide feedback on a section or question, just move on to the next one. Please remember to click through to the end of the questionnaire and submit your response.
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As with all our consultations a Word version of the questionnaire is available from the consultation webpage for people who would prefer not to complete the online version.
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