Transport Infrastructure Schemes
These pages provide information on Worcestershire County
Council's programmed transport infrastructure Schemes, which
include maintenance works and capital schemes.
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Major Schemes
Major schemes are deemed to be those schemes which will cost in
excess of £5 million. It is generally highly unlikely that
Worcestershire County Council will be able to fund these schemes
using its own reserves, so these schemes are developed into
detailed funding bids which are presented to major funding bodies
(such as the Department for Transport).
Worcestershire's current major schemes are:
(i) Trinity Gate junction
(ii) Lowesmoor and St Martin's Quarter
(iii) City Walls Road and the Cornmarket
(iv)Tolladine Road
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Current Transport Infrastructure Schemes
Transport infrastructure schemes include
Worcestershire Highways maintenance schemes, capital schemes, such
as those identified in the Strategic Delivery Plan of
the third Worcestershire
Local Transport Plan (LTP3) and developer-funded
schemes to enable growth.
Worcestershire's Current major schemes are:
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Current Transport Funding Bids
Worcestershire's Current major bids are:
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Delivered Transport Infrastructure Schemes
The links below provide information about schemes that have been
delivered in recent times by Worcestershire County Council.
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Get in touch
For more information on the Different schemes you can get in
though with the Highways Control Centre by Email
or by the Hub on 0845 607 2005.
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This page was last reviewed 14 February 2013 at 11:21.
The page is next due for review 13 August 2014.