Harcourt Road :   Collecting and Showcasing parallel histories of Community Organising in two streets of the same name In Sheffield and Hong Kong

Advocating for Road Safety: Penny’s Crossing

 

Led by the dedicated efforts of Penny Ralph, residents of Harcourt Road have tirelessly advocated for the addition of a pedestrian crossing for over a decade. In 2017, their persistence paid off when the proposal was approved during Sheffield City Council’s Highway Cabinet Member Decision Session.

The current crossing at Crookesmoor Road/Barber Road/Crookes Valley Road is recognised by Harcourt Rd residents as “Penny’s Crossing.”

https://democracy.sheffield.gov.uk/mgAi.aspx?ID=14750

Sheffield Council Meeting Minutes Reference Documents

Agenda item - Crookesmoor Road _ Barber Road _ Crookes Valley Road - Addition of Pedestrian Phase at Traffic Signals _ Sheffield City Council.pdf (166kb)

Crookesmoor Barber Road Appendix A.pdf (51kb)

Crookesmoor Barber Road Appendix B.pdf (2.1mb)

Crookesmoor Road Barber Road Crookes Valley Road - Addition of Pedestrian Phase at Traffic Signa.pdf (123kb)
 

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Harcourt Road: Collecting and Showcasing parallel histories of Community Organising in two streets of the same name In Sheffield and Hong Kong

Harcourt Road is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Curated by Bloc Projects.