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Plans to transform central London streets hit fresh delay as consultation pushed to 2027
A major pedestrianisation project around Regent Street and Piccadilly Circus faces another wait. Discover why the plans have been delayed, what the council says needs more work, and why critics are demanding progress.
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00:00Plans to make a major stretch of central London traffic-free have been delayed,
00:05with another public consultation now expected in 2027.
00:09Westminster City Council and the Crown Estate want to pedestrianise Regent Street to St.
00:14James's and create more space for people around Piccadilly Circus.
00:19The proposals could deliver 35,000 square metres of public space,
00:24alongside more greenery and improvements to Haymarket.
00:27But the Council and the Crown Estate say earlier consultations identified areas needing more work.
00:34Labour's Geoff Barraclough has criticised the delay, calling the scheme
00:38a once-in-a-generation opportunity and warning against prolonged consultation.

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