Residents have just under a week left to have their say on a proposed new pedestrian and cycling bridge in Hampton, Evesham.
The Council would also like to hear from the local community on the wider Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) for the town, of which the proposed bridge is a key part.
The closing date to submit comments for the proposed bridge and/or the Evesham LCWIP is Monday, 20 December 2021.
Councillor Alan Amos, 香港六合彩资料图库 County Council's Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Highways and Transport said: 鈥淚mproving our local and walking cycling infrastructure is important to us across the county, and is an area we have invested in heavily in recent years. We鈥檝e been really pleased with the levels of engagement we鈥檝e had for our proposals in Evesham so far and we want to make sure we hear from as many residents as possible so we can take their thoughts into account going forward, so please do have a look at the proposals on our website and email your feedback across before the deadline.鈥
The proposed Hampton Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge will provide improved connectivity over the River Avon for pedestrians and cyclists travelling between Hampton, Evesham town centre and other local amenities.
Go to the on the dedicated Hampton Bridge pages of the County Council website proposed bridge scheme is being shared online.
Evesham鈥檚 LCWIP is designed to promote the County Council鈥檚 long-term approach to developing cycling and walking over a 10-year period. This would include improvements to new links, crossings and resurfacing.
Go to the Evesham LCWIP pages of the County Council website where draft plan is available to view.
Residents can submit comments by Email to: majorprojects@worcestershire.gov.uk using the reference Hampton or LCWIP (as appropriate) in the subject title.
Alternatively, residents can post their feedback to:
Major Projects,
Hampton Bridge/LCWIP Public Engagement Exercise,
Pavilion A1 County Hall,
Spetchley Road,
Worcester,
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WR5 2NP
Residents will have another opportunity to make comments about Hampton Bridge, during the formal planning consultation process in 2022.
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