Have your say on walking and cycling improvements between South Eveleigh and Waterloo Metro
We’re planning to upgrade parts of Henderson Road and Raglan Street.
Open for feedback
We invite your feedback on the design.
Public consultation period to
Why we’re doing this
We’re proposing to reduce traffic lanes and to help make cycling safer and walking more comfortable along Henderson Road and Raglan Street in South Eveleigh.
What we’re doing
Our plans include:
- installing a 2-way cycleway along the north side of Henderson Road and Raglan Street, connecting to existing cycleways and providing safe access to Waterloo Metro
- extending the kerb at Davy Road and Garden Street
- planting up to 28 new trees, including a new median strip between Davy Road and Wyndham Street, and removing 6 trees struggling to grow against private awnings
- retaining existing access to buses, including a new platform next to the cycleway west of Garden Street and providing space for a new bus stop at Waterloo Metro station.
- removing 45 car parking spaces on Henderson Road (north and south sides), and Raglan Street (between Cope and George streets, and between Cope and Cooper streets)
- restricting Raglan Street to bus-only access between Botany and Cope streets.
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How you can give feedback
Consultation closes at 5pm on Wednesday 4 March 2026.
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Have your say on our interactive map
You’ll need to log in with a City of Sydney account to complete the survey. If you don’t have an account, it’s easy to create one.
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Email or post your feedback
You can give your feedback by email to [email protected] or post to:
City Engagement
City of Sydney
GPO Box 1591
Sydney NSW 2000 -
Talk to us
You can chat with our project team at the northern entrance to Waterloo Metro station on these dates:
- Thursday 12 February, 3:30pm to 4:30pm
- Saturday 14 February, 12pm to 1pm
These events are subject to weather conditions.
Other ways you can give feedback
Next steps
After this consultation, we’ll consider all feedback and report the results to Council. If Council approves the project we will use your feedback to inform the detailed design.
