Improved Street Design

These are some examples of attractive street furniture arranged properly, including some examples that illustrate the Shared Space approach.

Better Design in Neigbouring Solihull

Better streets 5

Better streets 2

Better streets 1

Kensington High Street  - smart, simple, streamlined, and excellent safety ratings

Street Signs - Kensington Stye - note minimalist approach!

Street Signs - Kensington Stye - note minimalist approach!

Kensington High Street

Kensington High Street - attractive surfacing

Kensington High Street: A very busy main road - simple, open, crossing

Kensington High Street: A very busy main road - simple, open, crossing

Family Friendly

Family Friendly

Cyclist Friendly in Kensington

Cyclist Friendly in Kensington

Kensington: Designed with the visually impaired in mind

Kensington: Designed with the visually impaired in mind

Paving Stones on drains in Kensington - note how neat!

Paving Stones on drains in Kensington - note how neat!

Kensington - simple, stylish, street furniture

Kensington - simple, stylish, street furniture

If Kensington is too far to go and look, why not try Leamington?  Again, note its clean and stylish lines.

The Parade, Leamington - a busy street which used to have guard rails.

The Parade, Leamington - a busy street which used to have guard rails.

Like Kensington, Leamington has dumped most of its guard rails and improved its safety stats as a result.

Leamington - shared space area.  Note simple, attractive, plant displays

Leamington - shared space area. Note simple, attractive, plant displaysLeamington - simple, smart, crossing

We can also learn from our European Neighbours …

Lynby High Street Sweden

Lynby High Street Sweden

Sweden (Lynby High street)

Sweden (Lynby High street)Lynby High Street Sweden - another view

Holland - Laweiplein - note how minimalist this island is

Holland - Laweiplein - note how minimalist this island is

Resigning this area and reducing clutter, again, has improved safety .