Government confirms £25m Town Deal funding for #BrilliantBarrow programme
THE Government has confirmed the inspirational #BrilliantBarrow programme is to receive the full £25 million in Town Deal regeneration funding.
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Petition demands that Old Shoreham Road cycle lane won't return
MORE than 100 people have signed a petition calling for a promise that a controversial cycle lane will not return.
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Funding for road improvements in Louth
Funding for road improvements in Louth Reporter: Almost €300,000 in funding has been allocated to improve roads in Louth. Local Fine Gael TD, Fergus O’Dowd welcomed news today, Thursday, that €283,000 has been allocated to Louth County Council through the climate adaptation investment programme for regional and local roads which was confirmed to him this morning by his colleague the Minister of State in the Department of Transport, Hildegarde Naughton TD. The Programme will aid the local authorities in implementing road improvement projects across the county while building on the s...
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Councillor Jon Owen welcomes cycle plans for Kendal | The Westmorland Gazette
A COUNCILLOR has welcomed plans to transform cycling and walking infrastructure in Kendal. Councillor Jon Owen’s comments came after Cumbria County Council launched a consultation asking for people’s feedback to help shape new plans which aim to improve the town’s infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians. The Kendal town councillor, who is also a South Lakeland District Council councillor for Kendal North, revealed that Kendal was knocked out of the running for The Sunday’s Times’ Best Places to live due to a ‘confusing gyratory system’. Kendal- alongside Barrow and C...
Source: thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk
Barrow residents have their say on town's new cycle lane proposal
READERS have reacted to the proposal of a new set of cycle lanes in Barrow. The plans, which aim to improve the infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians are part of a potential £886,000 grant from the Department for Transport’s Active Travel Fund. Barrow along with Kendal and Carlisle is one of the first towns to undergo consultation for the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans. Improvements for both cyclists and pedestrians are proposed for Bridge Road, Michaelson Road, Abbey Road, Roose Road and Walney Road. GP Rose said: “Park Road is excellent for cyclists up u...
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