Lower Thames Crossing Statutory Consultation
Overview
Update 22nd July 2019 - latest plans and responses to the statutory consultation which closed at the end of 2018
We've published an update on our latest plans and the responses we've received during our ten-week statutory consultation which closed at the end of 2018.
You can also visit the Lower Thames Crossing website to read about the 2018 consultation and next steps for the Lower Thames Crossing project.
The consultation responses were received and analysed by Traverse, an independent company specialising in public consultations. View the Executive Summary of the issues raised during the consultation here.
Update 21st December 2018 - Consultation closed
The Lower Thames Crossing 2018 consultation closed at 23.59 on Thursday 20 December. All the consultation information and documentation remains on this website for your reference, but we are unable to accept any new consultation responses.
All of the issues raised during consultation will be taken into consideration as we continue develop the scheme.
If you would like to be added to our email list to be kept up to date with the project’s progress please send a request to info@lowerthamescrossing.co.uk. If you responded to the consultation and have already provided an email address, we will contact you automatically with updates.
We would like to hear your views on the Lower Thames Crossing, a proposed new motorway connecting Kent, Thurrock and Essex through a tunnel beneath the River Thames. This will provide much needed road capacity across the River Thames east of London, and transform journeys through the South East region and beyond.
Have Your Say
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Over the past few years we have spoken with residents, community groups, businesses, local authorities, regulators and other organisations, and those conversations have already played a vital role in developing our plans.
This consultation is the latest stage in our proposal and an important opportunity for you to have your say. This guide outlines the project and explains how to give your feedback.
It describes the detail of the project, how it would be built, how to have your say, and the planning process we will go through before the final decision is made by the Secretary of State for Transport.
Highways England
Highways England is a government-owned company that works with the Department for Transport.
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We operate, maintain and improve England’s motorways and major A-roads, also known as the strategic road network.
Our aim is to ensure that road users have safer and more reliable journeys, and that businesses have the high-quality, effective road links they need to prosper.
Start the consultation: Section 1: Foreword
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- Section 1: Foreword
- Section 2: What is the Lower Thames Crossing?
- Section 3: The story so far
- Section 4: Why the Lower Thames Crossing is so important
- Section 5: The route - Design changes
- Section 5: The route - South of the river in Kent
- Section 5: The route - The crossing
- Section 5: The route - North of the river in Thurrock and Essex
- Section 6: Local communities, landscapes and the environment
- Section 7: Building the crossing
- Section 8: Using the Lower Thames Crossing
- Section 9: Consultation and development consent
- Section 10: How to have your say
- Section 11: Events and further information
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