LOCAL ROAD RESTRICTIONS
Exiting via Broomhouse Lane (Back Gate)
As part of the Club’s agreed planning arrangements, all vehicles (including Motorcycles) exiting via the Club's Back Gate must turn right onto Broomhouse Lane.
Vehicles must not turn left or proceed along Daisy Lane towards Peterborough Road. Any driver who does so will receive a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN), for which there will be no grounds for appeal.
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The Clean Air Neighbourhood Programme
The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBH&F) has now permanently implemented the Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood Programme.
The scheme does not restrict access to any areas within the borough but regulates traffic to utilise prescribed (arterial) routes, preventing out-of-borough traffic from using residential streets as shortcuts. Policing the program involves a network of five cameras (indicated by camera icons on the map below) and seven monitoring devices (marked with white circles) located west of Wandsworth Bridge Road. Vehicles passing through these cameras may incur fines ranging from £60 to £130, depending on the timing of payment.
Cars registered in the borough can travel freely through cameras without being penalised. You can find out if this is applicable to you by clicking here and entering your postcode.
All non-local traffic heading to the Club must follow camera-free routes, outlined on the maps and described below, to avoid fines. With one exception noted for those crossing Wandsworth Bridge Road (as detailed below), there are no routine exemptions for travel to and from the Club.
Travelling to the Club via Putney Bridge/Fulham Palace Road and New Kings Road
The map above indicates the recommended routes for reaching the Club via the Main Gate entrance. Non-local traffic should avoid turning right under the railway arch, and continue along New Kings Road, taking any of the available right turns (Grimston or Foskett Road are the first). Those exiting the Main Gate and needing to return via Putney Bridge or Fulham Palace Road should avoid the Hurlingham Road/New Kings Road junction to bypass the cameras, enter New Kings Road via Grimston or Foskett Road and then turn left towards Putney Bridge.
Travelling to the Club via Wandsworth Bridge Road
For those traveling to the Club via Wandsworth Bridge Road, entry should be made through the Back Gate. However, when exiting the Club via the Main Gate, drivers must use the roads north of Broomhouse Lane to reach New Kings Road and beyond.
Travelling to the Club from south of the river via Wandsworth Bridge
During the staffed hours of 8am-8pm, guests can now enter and exit via the two-way gate. There is no exemption for use of Broomhouse Lane, when the Back Gate is open.
Entering the Club when the Back Gate is closed
Pre-8am, and post-8pm, guests can drive north through the camera on Broomhouse Lane and enter via the Main Gate.
Exiting the Club when the Back Gate is closed
Members or guests who have entered the Club prior to the gate closing, or simply require getting back to Wandsworth Bridge, can do so by exiting the Club via the Main Gate, and following the route highlighted in pink above via Napier Avenue, Hurlingham Road, and then travelling through the camera on Broomhouse Lane.
Guests using the above route to access the Club but intending to travel elsewhere afterwards may do so freely but should avoid passing any of the cameras indicated on the maps above.
LBH&F has installed Automatic Number-plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras outside the Main and Back Gates, at no cost to the Club. These cameras enable collaboration between the Club and LBH&F to monitor traffic volume and facilitate the aforementioned travel arrangements. Data collected by the cameras will not be retained by LBH&F for purposes other than traffic monitoring, although the Club may utilise it to analyse traffic patterns and enhance member experience. The Council’s data privacy policy can be found here.
Taxi's, Uber and Bolt.
Black cabs, local taxi firms and Uber and Bolt drivers are now permitted to traverse the designated areas without incurring fines.
And finally....
Further information on the scheme with frequently asked questions can be found on the LBH&F website here.