Abbey Wood residents, and those who travel via the station, are being asked to share opinions on the Crossrail regeneration.
The station is being rebuilt ahead of Crossrail's arrival in 2018 - with developers also making changes in the surrounding streets.
This includes £300,000 of improvements to Wilton Road, a joint regeneration project between Bexley and Greenwich councils - half funded by the Mayor of London's High Street Fund and half through funding from the two boroughs.
The Abbey Arms on Wilton Road
Wilton Road boasts a number of shops and businesses, and developers believe it has potential to be a 'hub' for local people and commuters.
A number of proposed improvements have been put forward for Wilton Road - which can be viewed at an exhibition there.
Royal Borough of Greenwich Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Transport Coun Danny Thorpe said: "These are really exciting times for Abbey Wood – it is wonderful to see the changes promised because of Crossrail really starting to come to fruition.
"As well as the Wilton Road scheme we’re seeing the major new CrossQuarter development deliver new homes, new community facilities, nursery and supermarket and wider improvements to the whole area around the new station.”
London Borough of Bexley’s Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Growth Coun Linda Bailey added: “We have secured funding to help businesses on Wilton Road in the short term but we are also keen to form a longer-term vision for the area.
"We want anybody who has an interest in the high street to help us shape that vision.”
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Wilton Road is one of 42 high streets being regenerated as part of Boris Johnson's £9million High Street Fund.
Chairman of the Mayor’s Design Advisory Group Daniel Moylan said: “London’s high streets are the beating heart of the capital’s business community and part of what makes our city so special.
"I am delighted to be supporting projects that seek to diversify and unlock opportunities in our most prized urban assets.”
You can take part in an online survey here.
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