Support Safer Cycling and Walking Routes in Randwick

Consultation closes around 10 August 2026

Three projects are on public exhibition: the Kingsford to Centennial Park Cycleway (K2CP Stage 3), the Anzac Parade Paths Project, and the Todman Avenue cycleway (1.3km, between South Dowling Street and Doncaster Avenue). Email your councillors to show your support.

Artist's impression of the Anzac Parade Paths project, showing separated cycling and walking paths with native landscaping

Artist's impression: Anzac Parade Paths near Moverly Road and Runic Lane

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Subject: Support for K2CP Stage 3, Anzac Parade Paths and Todman Avenue CC: council@randwick.nsw.gov.au Dear Mayor and Councillors, I am a Randwick resident writing to express my support for the three cycling and walking projects currently on public exhibition: the Kingsford to Centennial Park Cycleway (K2CP Stage 3), the Anzac Parade Paths Project, and the Todman Avenue cycleway. These projects will make our streets safer for people walking and cycling, particularly children travelling to and from school. The area around Sturt Street, Bundock Street and Avoca Street has needed safe crossings for years, and the proposed separated paths along Anzac Parade and Todman Avenue will provide genuine alternatives to driving for local trips. [Please add a sentence or two about why this matters to you personally – for example, your street, your children's school, or a route you walk or ride.] I encourage Council to proceed with all three projects and to deliver them as quickly as possible. Thank you for your time. [Your name] [Your suburb]

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