To acknowledge, celebrate and support our non-Aboriginal, Aboriginal and LGBTQI+ history and communities. This could include planting, artwork and cultural interpretation, or wayfinding and signage.

To help enliven the street and bring visitors to the area both during the cycleway’s construction and when it is open. These events could highlight Oxford Street’s strengths (art and design or fashion and food) or link with established festivals (such as Vivid or Mardis Gras).

To help businesses and their customers prepare for the changes that the cycleway will bring about. These could happen during construction and after the cycleway is open. The ideas could include marketing campaigns and bike readiness courses to encourage people to bike to the shops; business advice, promotions, events and activations.

Including tree planting, seating, lighting, heritage interpretation, play areas and/or landscaping. We’ve identified Barracks Reserve, outside Paddington War Memorial area and Strong Memorial Reserve as places for these upgrades.

Including signage, planting, reduced clutter and public art at Taylor Square and at Paddington Gates.

Including new footpaths, kerb realignments, street trees, seating, lighting, public art, heritage interpretation, wayfinding and bike racks. These could be placed along the route to provide more amenity to residents, businesses and visitors.

What other ideas do you have?