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The City Mill Greenway Links project forms part of our strategy to improve connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and better connect the Park to surrounding communities.
The main goals of this project are to provide a connection where there is currently a gap in the City Mill River towpath running north-south, and deliver better routes for pedestrians and cyclists between emerging neighbourhoods either side of the project site at Pudding Mill Lane and Bridgewater Triangle. This will likely involve connections to and from the Greenway as well as improvements along both the Boulevard and Greenway.
The project team engaged throughout 2025 and will continue to do so through 2026.
The plan above shows the sorts of connections we will be looking to make through this project.
An indicative programme is as follows:
2026
Finalise designs and interventions
Engagement event with the local community
Submit planning application
Planning determination
2027
Detailed design work
Construction start on site
2028
Construction completes
Project concluded
Further updates will be provided in due course.
The City Mill Greenway Links project forms part of our strategy to improve connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and better connect the Park to surrounding communities.
The main goals of this project are to provide a connection where there is currently a gap in the City Mill River towpath running north-south, and deliver better routes for pedestrians and cyclists between emerging neighbourhoods either side of the project site at Pudding Mill Lane and Bridgewater Triangle. This will likely involve connections to and from the Greenway as well as improvements along both the Boulevard and Greenway.
The project team engaged throughout 2025 and will continue to do so through 2026.
The plan above shows the sorts of connections we will be looking to make through this project.
