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Bridge connecting 2 West London Tube stations to be repainted in win for local campaigners

All Access London Team by All Access London Team
July 28, 2026
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The crossing linking Shepherd’s Bush Market and Goldhawk Road is to undergo the works in early August

A bridge connecting two West London Tube stations is to be repainted in early August following months of campaigning from residents.

The crossing linking Shepherd’s Bush Market and Goldhawk Road will undergo general maintenance by Transport for London (TfL), followed by a new mural artwork funded by Hammersmith and Fulham Council.

A temporary sign erected on Uxbridge Road reveals that a lane is to be closed from August 3 to 7, 6am to 7pm, while the bridge is given a fresh lick of paint. One resident said while they welcome the update, they are “eagerly waiting” for details about further improvements to Shepherd’s Bush Market station and platforms.

The announcement comes on the back of a concerted local campaign and a recent intervention by the London Assembly Member for West Central, James Small-Edwards.

Mr Small-Edwards said he had repeatedly attempted to press TfL to improve Shepherd’s Bush Market station, though to no avail.

The transport authority had committed to repainting the crossing by the end of March, but as this deadline came and went, there was little sign of much having been done.

Fix Uxbridge Road (FUR), a group established in the wake of a petition in 2025 urging Hammersmith and Fulham Council to improve the area, has also been pushing TfL and the local authority for works.

The appearance of the sign, and its announcement that the crossing is to be painted within weeks, has been welcomed by residents and businesses.

One local resident, Angela, who did not want to give her surname, said: “I am delighted to hear that the bridge is finally going to be painted. It has been an eyesore with graffiti for so long and although the graffiti was cleaned up a few months ago, it has not been painted for around 30 years at least.

“It was very nice as a resident to be involved in choosing the colours for the bridge which FUR conducted a poll on recently via social media.

“As well as the bridge, I understand the brickwork will be cleaned and essential maintenance works will also be carried out. We are also eagerly waiting to hear about further improvements to the station and platforms.

“We certainly hope this will be the start of many more improvements to the station and the Uxbridge Road in general and we thank the council and TfL for making this happen.”

‘Positive change is gaining momentum’

Another resident, Robbin Pierce, said: “Some buyers remain hesitant about moving into Shepherd’s Bush because of the appearance of Uxbridge Road. This bridge painting is a small but powerful sign of progress — visible proof that positive change is gaining momentum.”

Malik Zameer Awan, Store Manager at a nearby Nisa, said: “A clean, freshly painted bridge makes the area look more attractive, encouraging more people to visit and spend time nearby. It will also increase footfall as Shepherd’s Bush is a well known tourist area due to the Westfield shopping mall, O2 Empire, historic Shepherd’s Bush Market and Loftus Road Stadium (QPR).

“A well-maintained environment can encourage more visitors, benefiting cafés, convenience stores, restaurants, and other local shops.

“Removing graffiti (especially if it is extensive or offensive) can make customers feel the area is safer and better cared for and gives a higher confidence to local business towards ongoing regeneration.

“Local residents may be more likely to support nearby businesses when the neighbourhood looks cleaner and more welcoming. In the end, very warm congratulations to all stakeholders who had been involved in this campaign.”

Paul Jorgensen, Co-Founder and Director of local estate agent Jorgensen Turner, added: “The upgrading, repainting of the bridge at Shepherd’s Bush Market station is a really positive step to helping regenerate the local environment around the Uxbridge Road as it’s such a prominent landmark for the area.”

Tube services are not expected to be impacted while the works are ongoing.

Cllr Zarar Qayyum, Hammersmith and Fulham Cabinet Member for Enterprise and Skills, said: “Shepherd’s Bush Market Tube station serves as a gateway to Uxbridge Road which is home to the historic Shepherd’s Bush Market and cultural venues including Bush Hall and Bush Theatre – to name a few.

“We want it to be a pleasant place for residents and visitors. That’s why we’ve been working with residents to get the bridge repainted. We hope that TfL will now make urgent improvements to the station, which is very run-down.

“This is all part of our work to make Hammersmith and Fulham the best place to live, work and socialise.”

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