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Petition to open Electra Footpath on the River Lea & provide another stretch of walking access along this historic river

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Seiji Nishimura
7 years ago

This is a fantastic idea. I am a resident nearby - please open the path up!!!!

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Carole Semaine
7 years ago

There is no justification for this part of the canal to be closed to pedestrians. It needs to be open up so that everyone can enjoy walking along it.

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Rob Kirtley
7 years ago

Too many of the waterway paths are closed off in London, and we need to change this both for our children and for all our futures.

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cathie curran
7 years ago

wonderful idea.... feel free to contact me if anything to be done...

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Krzysztof Jurek
7 years ago

I would love to see this river path open to the public

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Rachel Hudson
7 years ago

This would open up access for a lot of people.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Great initiative!

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Gabriel Osmond
7 years ago

YOU GO TIM

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Ben Hoekstra
7 years ago

This would be a good addition to the area.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Lovely walk - should be opened up

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Dave Keyes
7 years ago

Access makes good sense.

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Bob Smith
7 years ago

26 miles..... perfect for a marathon

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John Drummond
7 years ago

It would be good to have whole Leaway open

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Bevan Gould
7 years ago

If cycling is to have any chance of replacing cars for commuting and clean air we need safe and easy to navigate paths such as this

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Jim Nye
7 years ago

This area is already really hard to get around, with routes blocked by waterways, major roads and railways. A clear path here could only help.

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James Davies
7 years ago

Well done whoever started this. Will forward to friends.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This path should be opened

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The Royal Docks’ Residents Association is currently lobbying TfL to refurbish and open Rueben’s Bridge at Bow Creek Ecology Park for public use, as part of the Leaway (Lea River Park). As such, opening up Electra Footpath along the River Lea will complement this and will benefit visitors and residents of the major residential development of City Island and Goodluck Hope on the Leamouth Peninsula.

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Angilbert Martins
7 years ago

This seems a relatively small project that would be easy to do with a great impact for our community.

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Gordon Young
7 years ago

This seems a relatively small project that would make a massive difference to this part of London.