Have Your Say on the Low Line Wayfinding Project
We’re excited to share that the first phase of engagement has officially launched for the Low Line Wayfinding project – an initiative led by Lambeth Council to improve navigation, signage and the visitor experience along the Low Line.
Two surveys are now live and open until 28 September 2025:
- Community Survey – for residents, workers, students, and visitors.
- Business Survey – for local business owners and operators
The project aims to make the Low Line more welcoming and accessible for everyone who lives, works, and visits the area. Feedback will help shape how people move through the neighbourhood and connect with spaces such as Hercules Road, Archbishop’s Park and Lambeth North, ensuring the wayfinding strategy reflects the needs of the whole community.
Lambeth market researchers will also be out at local events in September to capture views in person, including:
- Glasshouse Walk Car-Free Day – 6 September
- Go Play on Goding Street – 27 September
Businesses are especially encouraged to take part in the Business Survey, helping ensure local trading priorities are reflected in the final designs.
Surveys close on 28 September 2025 – don’t miss the chance to have your say!
Find out more about the project here.
