Bewdley emerging LCWIP network
Information on the work for LCWIP taking place in Bewdley.
Bewdley - Cycling Routes
Sustrans has identified two primary routes in Bewdley:
B1: Bewdley Links to Schools (3.2 km)
This route connects B4195 Stourport Road to Long Bank/A456 roundabout via Bewdley town centre. From Stourport Road (Bewdley Leisure Centre, Schools), Beales Corner and B4190 Bewdley Bridge to Load Street. The route uses the existing Bewdley Bridge, however, this is indicative only and is subject to feasibility for a new active travel bridge or other solutions. From Load Street the routes runs via Welch Gate, Wyre Hill (St Anne's CE Primary School and Nursery) and Cleobury Road to Long Bank/A456 roundabout.
B2: Bewdley to the Wyre Forest (Dry Mill Lane car park) (1.8 km)
From Bewdley town centre at Load Street and via Welch Gate, Winbrook, Richmond Road and Dry Mill Lane to the Wyre Forest (Dry Mill Lane car park).
Bewdley - Walking and Wheeling network
BW1: Load Street to Kidderminster Road (junction with Northwood Lane)
From Load Street, Bewdley Bridge, Beale’s Corner and Kidderminster Road to junction with Northwood Lane. The route uses the existing Bewdley bridge, however, this is indicative only and is subject to feasibility for a new active travel bridge or other solutions.
BW2: Beale’s Corner to Bewdley Leisure Centre
From Beale’s Corner and B4195 Stourport Road passing Bewdley Primary School, The Bewdley School and the Tennis Club, to Bewdley Leisure Centre.
BW3: Load Street to Dog Lane Car Park via High Street and Severn Side
From Load Street (St Anne’s Church) and via High Street, Lax Lane, Severn Side South and Severn Side North to Dog Lane car park.
BW4: Load Street to Wyre Hill (St Anne’s School)
From Load Street (St Anne’s Church) and via Park Lane, Birch Tree Road and Wyre Hill to St Anne’s CE Primary School.
Have your say
To inform the Council's approach to providing walking, wheeling and cycling improvements in the Wyre Forest Towns, a public engagement exercise is currently underway, asking for people's views. We would like to know how the emerging LCWIP network might encourage more walking, wheeling and cycling in Kidderminster, Stourport-on-Severn and Bewdley.
This LCWIP engagement distinguishes cycling from walking and wheeling routes. However, as part of the commitment to making active travel accessible to everyone, it is intended that all cycling corridors will consider corridor-wide improvements for walking and wheeling where possible.
As many people as possible are encouraged to have their say by accessing the online maps and survey.
Documents
Please find below the PDF versions of the maps on this page.
Related
Kidderminster emerging LCWIP network
Information on the work for LCWIP taking place in Kidderminster.
Stourport-on-Severn emerging LCWIP network
Information on the work for LCWIP taking place Stourport-on-Severn.
Cycling routes linking the Wyre Forest towns
Information on the work for cycling routes linking the Wyre Forest towns.
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