Liskeard Pedestrian Improvements
We are proposing to improve the pedestrian and cyclist experience through Liskeard town centre and Charter Way.
What are we consulting on?
We are proposing a range of improvements across Liskeard town centre to make it safer, easier, and more accessible for people walking, crossing roads, cycling, and visiting local shops and services.
These improvements include:
- Better and safer road crossings.
- Wider footways where possible.
- Measures to slow traffic.
- Improvements for visually impaired users.
- A more attractive and connected street environment.
- Shared use path on Charter Way
Liskeard Town Centre Improvements
SN01 – Grove Park Terrace and surrounding area.
- Existing crossing at Grove Park Terrace will be improved with tactile paving to help visually impaired users.
- The entrance to the Stag Inn car park will be narrowed with a build-out, creating a shorter and safer crossing, with new tactile paving and dropped kerbs.
- The junction at Miller Business Park will also be narrowed, with new dropped kerbs and tactile paving added.
SN02 – Station Road.
- The road will be resurfaced to improve its condition.
- Crossings at Carwinion Terrace and Rosemellen Terrace will be upgraded with tactile paving and dropped kerbs.
- Footways will be widened by improving kerb lines and making better use of existing build-outs and bollards to create a more continuous space for pedestrians.
SN03 – Lamellan Court and Manley Road.
- Lamellan Court entrance will be resurfaced and included within a wider footway.
- A new raised (table-top) crossing will be added at Manley Road, with tactile paving and dropped kerbs.
- The nearby crossing north of Manley Road will be improved with a better central refuge and new dropped kerbs.
SN04 – Heathlands Road.
- A new footway will be built at the entrance to Heathlands Road.
- An imprint crossing with tactile paving will be added.
- An existing crossing on Station Road will also be improved with tactile paving.
SN05 – Lanchard Lane.
- A large build-out will narrow the road, helping to slow traffic.
- The area will include improved landscaping.
- The existing crossing will be upgraded with an imprint surface.
SN06 – Russell Street.
- A new zebra crossing will be installed.
- The road will be resurfaced, with high-friction surfacing on approaches to improve safety.
- Studded tactile paving will be used to protect historic granite features.
- The crossing at the entrance to Taylors Motors will also be improved.
SN07 – Windsor Place / Bay Tree Hill.
- The side road opposite the Royal British Legion will have an improved crossing with an imprint surface.
- Footways at Windsor Place and Bay Tree Hill will be extended using suitable granite materials.
- Bollards will be added to improve pedestrian safety.
- The nearby lay-by will be reduced by one parking space to help traffic movement.
SN08 – Barras Street / Place.
- Crossings at Barras Place, Barras Street, and Pike Street will be improved.
- Road surfaces and markings will be refreshed between Barras Street and the Greenbank Road roundabout.
SN09 – Greenbank Lane and surrounding area.
- The footway on Greenbank Lane will be extended.
- A new imprint crossing with tactile paving will be installed.
- Additional crossings will be added on Tremadden Lane, and at the entrances to the fire station and community college.
SN10 – Public buildings area.
- New imprint crossings with tactile paving will be added at the entrances to:
- The County Council service building.
- The Community College.
SN11 – Double roundabouts area.
- Existing crossings will be upgraded to improve accessibility.
- The central refuge between the roundabouts will be extended and improved, including tactile paving.
- New footways and landscaping will be added on the southern side.
Charter Way Improvements
SN01 - Caradon Heights.
- New marked crossing at Caradon Heights.
- Additional crossing nearby on Charter Way.
- New crossing on Stephens Road.
- A new shared path for pedestrians and cyclists along the south side of Charter Way.
SN02 - Martins Road and surrounding area.
- A new signal-controlled crossing between Stephens Road and Martins Road, with high-friction surfacing.
- A new marked crossing with tactile paving on Pengover Road.
- The shared pedestrian and cycle path will continue along Charter Way.
SN03 - Quimperle Way.
- Improvements to the existing crossing near Quimperle Way, including a wider central refuge for pedestrians and cyclists.
- Continued extension of the shared-use path, linking with previous sections.
Why are we doing this?
These improvements are designed to:
- Make it safer and easier to get around on foot or by bike
- Improve access to local shops, services, and facilities
- Provide better crossings, especially for people with mobility or visual impairments
- Create more continuous and connected routes through the town
Next steps
We welcome all comments and suggestions regarding this proposal.
Any feedback received will be collated and considered before a final decision is made and we proceed.
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