Buckingham County Council has been successful in its application for £14.4 million’s worth of Government Funding for two Aylesbury focused projects. The money will be financed from the National £200 million Community Infrastructure Fund ( CIF).
The schemes are:
This is a comprehensive project, with the key objective to develop and promote Public Transport provision to cater for both current and future demand - offering a viable alternative to car travel.
The scheme would incorporate the following elements:
New bus lanes
A new £3.8 million bridge to replace the old structure linking the town centre to the areas south of the railway line - Southcourt, Aylesbury College and beyond.
The bridge approach will also be extended to the new signalised railway crossing at Friarage Road, spanning Station Way with its proposed increased bus traffic.
Positioned close to both the station, transport hub and town centre the bridge will be a prominent landmark for visitors to Aylesbury.
For further details and opportunities to view the schemes, please ring 0845 230 2882 to request a leaflet or visit: www.buckscc.gov.uk/roadworks/aylesburyhub
Download the Aylesbury Map illustrating the new developments (975 Kb)
