We would like your views on proposals to make the Monument junction and surrounding roads safer and easier to use for people walking and cycling.

The changes are intended to help make it safer to move through and around the junction, particularly for pedestrians and cyclists.

Our scheme will provide new and improved pedestrian crossings at the Monument junction and surrounding roads, as well as wand separated cycle lanes on all arms of the junction, advance stop lines and a new cycle gate. We also propose pedestrianising Fish Street Hill, subject to further discussions with the City of London Corporation.  This is necessary to enable us to introduce a new pedestrian crossing here.

The scheme supports our Vision Zero strategy which aims to eliminate deaths and serious injury on London’s roads by 2041.

How do I respond to the consultation? 

You can read more about the changes and respond to the consultation on our website at: haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/monument-junction

You need to register your email address before you can submit a response through our website. We will keep your information secure and, if you agree, we will send you updates about the scheme. If you cannot submit a response online, or would prefer not to, you can do so:

Email: haveyoursay@tfl.gov.uk
Write to us at: Freepost TfL Have Your Say (no stamp required)
The consultation will be open for six weeks so you can respond at any time up to 24 November 2026.

If you do not have an internet connection and would like to receive information about our consultation through the post, please call us on 020 3054 6037 and quote ‘Monument junction’ when recording your message.

In person drop in events:

We will be available to answer questions in person.

Inside Monument Station on:

• Saturday 17 October from 11am until 1pm
• Monday 16 November from 10am until 12pm

The Vestry Hall at St Edmund the King and Martyr Church, 59 Lombard Street, EC3V 9EA on:

• Wednesday 4 November 2026 from 4pm until 7pm.

This will give you an opportunity to see further information about the proposals and provide your thoughts and feedback, to allow us to consider your views.  We will have paper copies of the survey, maps and consultation materials available, and the team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.