A programme of work to improve a number of underpasses throughout Stevenage has been completed. Stevenage Borough Council has worked in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council to deliver underpass artworks that celebrate everything the town has to offer.

In September 2023, three new pieces of artwork were unveiled at the underpass located by Stevenage FC and Wickes at the Broadhall Way roundabout. These artworks represent the town’s achievements in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), the town’s green spaces and active travel routes, and Stevenage Football Club (Stevenage F.C).

In July 2024, artworks themed to represent ‘Stevenage on Wheels’, Town Centre Gardens and Stevenage Photographers were revealed at the Monkswood Way and Six Hills Way roundabout, followed by artwork at the Sish Lane underpass in September 2024. The Sish Lane artwork is part of a key travel route between Stevenage Old Town and Stevenage Town Centre, and the community were asked to share their memories to form part of this.

In July 2025, the latest underpass transformation was revealed at the Martins Way/Hitchin Road underpass, featuring artwork from local school children. This was followed by a further seven artworks located throughout the town:

📍 Martins Way/Hitchin Road Underpass x3

💬 Colour

📍 Dewpond Close

💬 Remembrance

📍 ICL

💬 Six Hill History

📍 Silam Road

💬 Sports, leisure and play

📍 Fairlands Way/Lytton Way East

💬 Women in Stevenage

📍 Fairlands Way/Lytton Way West

💬 Pride

📍 Fairlands Way/Lytton Way South West

💬 Cultural and ethnic diversity

The murals were funded by the Stevenage Development Board through the Towns Fund.  Part of the funding is allocated to improving cycling and pedestrian connectivity, and artworks to the underpasses and cycleways throughout the town are a key part of this, creating some stunning visuals in areas close to key parts of Stevenage.