Greening the Fiddlers neighbourhood design consultation

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Greening the Fiddlers is a community-led design project in Becontree Heath, Dagenham.

We aim to improve air quality and the health and wellbeing of people in the area through measures that create green and welcoming public spaces, and make it easier for people to move around by bike or on foot.

Over the past eighteen months, local residents, businesses, students and councillors have been sharing their ideas on how to improve the streets and spaces in this neighbourhood through numerous in-person and online events, led by local social enterprise Street Space. All of these comments have been incorporated into designs for five key areas, which address the issues and opportunities raised by residents over the course of the year.


Consultation is now closed.


Community noticeboard installed near the Becontree Avenue shops.

This is a TfL funded Low Emission Neighbourhood (LEN) project, supported by the Mayor’s Air Quality Fund, delivered in partnership with Be First and the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, powered by Street Space, Sustrans and Living Streets.


Greening the Fiddlers is a community-led design project in Becontree Heath, Dagenham.

We aim to improve air quality and the health and wellbeing of people in the area through measures that create green and welcoming public spaces, and make it easier for people to move around by bike or on foot.

Over the past eighteen months, local residents, businesses, students and councillors have been sharing their ideas on how to improve the streets and spaces in this neighbourhood through numerous in-person and online events, led by local social enterprise Street Space. All of these comments have been incorporated into designs for five key areas, which address the issues and opportunities raised by residents over the course of the year.


Consultation is now closed.


Community noticeboard installed near the Becontree Avenue shops.

This is a TfL funded Low Emission Neighbourhood (LEN) project, supported by the Mayor’s Air Quality Fund, delivered in partnership with Be First and the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, powered by Street Space, Sustrans and Living Streets.


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    The proposed Bollards on Stour road. How often will these be used and with what notice. What if we need to get in or out of parking on the street. I need 24h access to street parking.

    JJones asked over 3 years ago

    The proposed bollards will be either removable or retractable and are intended for temporary closures e.g. a community street party or play street event. Such closures require between six and twelve weeks' notice depending on the application, allowing correct notification/advertisement of the closure. 

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