Merton Council


Quicks Road Parklet

Description: 

To support the hospitality sector recover from Covid-19 restrictions, Merton Council is supporting business who wish to extend seating areas onto the public highway. In many cases, this includes pavement licences for tables and chairs on the footway.

We are also working with businesses across Merton, supported by Government grants to introduce parklets in some locations to provide additional seating capacity. Parklets are temporary wooden structures and planters which occupy parking bays and provide additional space for outside dining.

Parklets are not only part of the Council's commitment to supporting economic recovery, they also contribute to improved air quality, vibrancy and sense of place as well as reducing vehicle dominance in the street scene. 

Quicks Road parklet is one of eight parklets being delivered across the borough. It will suspend five parking bays outside the Bonjour Brioche and Chocolaterie on Quicks Road in line with the approved seating license. The order will come into effect on Friday 9th July 2021 and remain in place for no more than 18 months. The consultation will be open for 6 months. To provide feedback, please use the online form below.

Summary of results: 

Following the feedback obtained from the consultation, we will be formalising the following parklets:

  • Kings Road, outside of The Old Frizzle
  • Coombe Lane, outside Lime and Thyme
  • Quicks Road, outside Bonjour Brioche and XO Chocolate
  • Merton High Street, outside Cedar
  • Abbotsbury Road, near London Road junction

The following two parklets will be relocated:

  • The Rush, along Merton Parade
  • Merton High Street, outside Merton Café & Wine

For further information please see the Cabinet Member Report and Decision Sheets

Consultation start date 12 July 2021
Consultation end date 12 January 2022

For more information about this engagement, please contact:

Organisation
Consultation run by: Environment & Regeneration
Contact
Mitra Dubet