Through the Local Implementation Plan process, Transport for London awarded WestTrans £1.155m for the development of the schemes shown below.

STATION ACCESS

• Implementation of Hanwell Station and Castle Bar Park Station improvements
• Completion of designs for Northwick Park, Rayners Lane, Ravenscourt Park and Eastcote Stations (implementation for Eastcote due to start this financial year)
• Funding for West London Station Access Coordinator
• Development for Step 1 and Step 2 schemes for several stations in West London

WALKING

• Grand Union Canal Towpath Upgrade

The Grand Union Canal is becoming an increasingly popular route for walkers, cyclists, joggers and anglers. Improvements have recently been made to the towpaths along several sections of the canal in West London. This work will supplement improvements that have already been made to improve the accessibility, safety and attractiveness of the canal towpath.

• Northwick Park to Carlyon Road Walking Links

The Borough of Brent has a number of good quality green spaces and streets that could make for good walking routes. The objective of the scheme is to link the green spaces and town centres in Brent, and thereby provide an attractive, functional and accessible walking route.

CYCLING

• Thames Path - Cycling Code of Conduct

This scheme will apply the principles contained in the British Waterways Towpath Code of Conduct for sections of the Thames Path in Hammersmith & Fulham.

WORKPLACE TRAVEL PLANS

Travel Planning activities in West London are coordinated by a dedicated Travel Planning team, and further details of initiatives, events and good practice can be found on the West London Travel Planning section of this website.

• Challenge Fund Schemes
• Travel Plan Networks
• Travel Plan Marketing & Promotion

TRAVEL AWARENESS

• Development of “Access to Health” Guides for several hospital in West London.

REGENERATION

• Wood Lane Regeneration

Funding contribution for continuation of high quality street improvement works to regenerate Wood Lane between South Africa Road and Du Cane Road.

ENVIRONMENT

• Electric Vehicle Charging Points

Research is being undertaken to evaluate the feasibility of operating a multi-supplier EVCP system in London. The charging points currently installed in London have been produced by the same company. Following on from this research good practice guidance is being developed to provide a step-by-step guide to officers who are considering implementing EVCPs within their local authority, either on-street or off-street in public car parks. Specifically, the guide aims to simplify and make more accessible the process of EVCP provision.

• Traffic and Enhanced Emissions Model (TEEM).

Undertake Phase 3 & 4 of TEEM - to develop an emissions impact assessment tool and provide GIS functionality.  More details can be found at http://www.westlondonairquality.org.uk

FREIGHT

Details of the freight related projects are shown on the WLFQP website (http://www.westlondonfqp.com/projects.htm)

• Improved Signage and Freight Operation in Industrial Areas
• Reducing PCN Hotspots & rolling out of Delivery & Servicing Plans in town centres
• Environmental and Road Safety Improvements in West London
• Develop Home Delivery Centres and Promote their Use