Broome Grove Wivenhoe

Broome Grove Primary School

After engaging with the community in 2023, co-designed measures were implemented in spring/summer 2026 to enhance safety for children, families, and people travelling to and from Broome Grove Schools.

What improvements were introduced?

  • Red route parking restrictions outside the school operating at school pick-up and drop-off and all the time at junctions, helping to reduce congestion and improve visibility.
  • Carriageway resurfacing
  • Build-outs to improve ease of crossing for people walking
  • New ‘Child Crossing’ road markings to increase driver awareness near key walking routes.
  • Increased presence of Enforcement Officers

Thank you for your continued support in helping us deliver safer, healthier environments around our schools.

To see images of the changes made along Broome Grove so far, please click on the documents tab under 'Infrastructure changes made'.

Broome Grove Primary School

After engaging with the community in 2023, co-designed measures were implemented in spring/summer 2026 to enhance safety for children, families, and people travelling to and from Broome Grove Schools.

What improvements were introduced?

  • Red route parking restrictions outside the school operating at school pick-up and drop-off and all the time at junctions, helping to reduce congestion and improve visibility.
  • Carriageway resurfacing
  • Build-outs to improve ease of crossing for people walking
  • New ‘Child Crossing’ road markings to increase driver awareness near key walking routes.
  • Increased presence of Enforcement Officers

Thank you for your continued support in helping us deliver safer, healthier environments around our schools.

To see images of the changes made along Broome Grove so far, please click on the documents tab under 'Infrastructure changes made'.

  • Broome Grove

    We’d love to hear about your travel habits and how you're finding our Safer Streets for Schools project on Broome Grove now that the changes are complete. Your feedback will help us better understand how people experience the street and explore ways we can work together to make it safer for everyone. 

    In the Spring and Summer of 2026, these changes were made:

    • Red route parking restrictions outside the school operating at school pick-up and drop-off and all the time at junctions, helping to reduce congestion and improve visibility.
    • Carriageway resurfacing
    • Build-outs to improve ease of crossing for people walking
    • New ‘Child Crossing’ road markings to increase driver awareness near key walking routes.
    • Increased presence of Enforcement Officers

    What we've also offered the schools:

    • Cycle training for children


    Why your views matter

    It is important to receive your feedback as it informs Essex County Council on the lived experiences of those within the area and help us understand the impact that interventions had. 

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