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Warrington active travel infrastructure project

Overview

Warrington Borough Council is planning a £10 million active travel scheme to improve connectivity between Culcheth and Birchwood. The project, supported by local regeneration levelling up grants, involves constructing a new shared-use footpath to link New Hall Lane in Culcheth to a location north of the Birchwood Way roundabout near the M62 junction 11.

The initiative is intended to increase access to employment hubs, such as Birchwood Technology Park, while promoting sustainable travel and reducing reliance on vehicles. The council has sought a screening opinion to decide if a full environmental impact assessment is necessary for the development.

Entities

Warrington Borough Council · Burtonwood · Transport for NSW · Culcheth · Wigan Council

Timeline

  1. 8 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Local authorities advance walking and cycling infrastructure projects

    Authorities in the UK and Australia are implementing new walking and cycling infrastructure projects to improve connectivity and safety in Warrington and Sydney's north shore.

  2. 11 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Warrington Borough Council plans £10m walking and cycling route

    Warrington Borough Council is evaluating environmental impacts for a £10 million walking and cycling scheme connecting Culcheth and Birchwood to improve sustainable travel.

Sources

bicyclenetwork.com.au · exmouthjournal.co.uk · leighjournal.co.uk · placenorthwest.co.uk · sidmouthherald.co.uk · warringtonguardian.co.uk