Kilburn Lane Traffic Management
Brent Council is working in collaboration with Westminster City Council on the proposed traffic management changes in Kilburn Lane. The following improvements are proposed to enhance accessibility and safety for pedestrians and cyclists, reduce congestion, and improve the public realm:
· Kilburn Lane to be one-way only northbound for general traffic between Chamberlayne Road/Ilbert Street junction towards Banister Road junction. Kilburn Lane will be No Entry (except cycles) at the junction with Banister Road.
- Two-way cycling retained along Kilburn Lane between Banister and Chamberlayne Road.
- A new cycle lane providing a cycle connection between Ilbert Street and Kilburn Lane.
- Exploration of greening (in-ground planting) and a bench at the western end of Ilbert Street and 9 new cycle stands.
Consultation on the proposals will take place between Tuesday 1st July and Tuesday 22nd July 2025. We invite you to review the proposals and share your views through an online questionnaire available on the following web page https://kilburnlane.commonplace.is/ (until 23.59pm on 22nd July 2025).
To find out more about the proposed changes, two drop-in events will be held where you can talk to officers and share your feedback:
Location: Moberly Sports Centre Community Room, 25 Chamberlayne Road, NW10 3NB.
Dates:
Friday 11th July 3pm to 7pm
Friday 18th July 3pm to 7pm
Further details of the scheme including frequently asked questions can be found at https://kilburnlane.commonplace.is/
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Proposal to introduce one-way traffic and cycling measures on Kilburn Lane between Chamberlayne Road and Banister Road
Westminster City Council and the London Borough of Brent are proposing highway changes on Kilburn Lane between the junctions of Banister Road and Chamberlayne Road/Ilbert Street to introduce one-way traffic flow northbound (with two-way cycling retained). This scheme is in response to requests by residents for intervention on traffic issues and a subsequent traffic study in 2023-4 which led to the one-way traffic flow option being taken forward.
The 200-metre length of Kilburn Lane (between numbers 30 to 104) is predominantly residential and suffers from traffic congestion, as the road is often too narrow to allow traffic to pass in both directions. Installation of double yellow lines on the bend outside Nos. 50-52 in March 2025 was only partially effective and was designed as an interim measure ahead of these one-way proposals. In terms of road safety record, three serious injuries were recorded at the junction of Kilburn Lane and Chamberlayne Road in the last 5 years, one in 2021 and two in 2024.
For full details of the scheme can be found at https://kilburnlane.commonplace.is/
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Event date: July 18th, 2025 from 14:00 to 18:00.
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