A trio of proposed transport schemes aim to boost road safety in Stockport and encourage more people to travel by bike or on foot. The projects - which cover Heaton Chapel, Offerton and Woodley - include new cycle routes and crossings as well as redesigned junctions and wider roads.
Funding will be needed from the government’s Government’s City Regional Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) - which invests in initiatives to help people get around their communities more easily, while also helping local businesses and organisations.
Town hall bosses have launched consultations on each scheme which runs until later this month. If given the go-ahead the scheme would be delivered in phases from 2023. Details of all the three schemes can be found below.
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