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Appendix M: Detailed Proposal Information CYCLE CITY AMBITION GRANT ‐ SUMMARY OF ROUTES AND OTHER MEASURES KEY: MAIN CORRIDOR SCHEMES PARALLEL ROUTE SCHEMES GREEN ROUTE SCHEMES CANAL NETWORK SCHEMES CITY CENTRE SUPPORTING MEASURES CORRIDORS NOT IN CURRENT BID BUT PART OF LONGER-TERM (2023) PLAN OTHER MATCH ROUTE LENGTHS 2016 (km) ROUTE LENGTHS 2023 (km) CCAG PROGRAMME (CAPITAL) MATCH FUNDING ROUTE REF LOCATION COMMENTS FUNDING (REVENUE) NEW IMPROVED NEW IMPROVED (DfT Funding) (BCC ITB Funding) (CAPITAL) NORTH BIRMINGHAM New Town to Handsworth Wood and Perry Barr via Separate spurs to Handsworth Wood via Westminster Road, Perry Hall via Birchfield Road Parallel Route #1 A 5.8 2.1 5.8 2.1 £243,000 Wheeler Street Cliveden Avenue, and BCU at Wellhead Lane. Uses recreation grounds between Walsall Road and Extension of Birchfield Road Parallel Route (above), exact route depends on public River Tame Way RT 2.2 3.2 2.2 3.2 £455,000 Hamstead Station. rights-of-way and land issues. Mostly based around bus lanes, with cycle lane or shared-use links in-between. A34 Birchfield Road Main Corridor 12 Lancaster Circus to Perry Barr 6.1 6.1 £560,000 £560,000 Links to existing route on Walsall Road. Dartmouth Circus to Wellhead Lane / BCU via The Route via Thomas Street. Provides link from BCU Campus at Perry Barr to new Birchfield Road Parallel Route #2 B 3.8 3.8 £165,000 Broadway site at Eastside. North Birmingham Route NB Tame Valley Canal / Deykin Avenue to Short Heath Links to on-street route and to Tame Valley Canal route at Deykin Avenue. 3.0 3.0 £38,000 Deykin Avenue (North Birmingham Route) Moor Lane to Bevington Road via Deykin Avenue (North Links to College Road at northern end and separate proposed route via The C 2.5 2.5 £271,000 to Bevington Road and Moor Lane Birmingham Route 535) Broadway at southern end. Salford Circus to Short Heath via Slade Road and Gravelly Hill Parallel Route #1 D Links to city centre via canal from Salford Circus and to routes east of Lichfield Rd. 2.9 2.9 £200,000 Streetly Road Mostly bus lanes with intermediate links on Lichfield Road, subway routes or A5127 Lichfield Road / Gravelly Hill Main 1 Lancaster Circus to Erdington via Salford Circus toucan crossings at Salford Circus. Possibly also use Kingsbury Road as 6.2 6.2 £530,000 Corridor alternative to Gravelly Hill. Birmingham & Fazeley Canal (from Aston Junction to At Hansons Bridge, link to BNB route, and toucan / shared-use to cross A38 into Canal Route North-East (1) BF 8.5 8.5 £1,110,000 Hanson's Bridge via Salford Junction Castle Vale. Salford Circus to High Street Erdington via Minstead Link with Lichfield Road Parallel Route and North-East Canal Routes at Salford Gravelly Hill Parallel Route #2 E 2.8 2.8 £185,000 Road and Wood End Lane Circus as well to give continuous route to city centre. Aston University to Salford Circus via Rupert Street and Lichfield Road Parallel Route F Links with Gravelly Hill Parallel Routes to give continuous route to city centre . 2.9 2.9 £240,000 Long Acre Follow Heartlands Parkway to Bromford, then extend existing shared-use footway A47 Nechells Parkway Main Corridor 2A Masshouse to Ward End and Castle Vale 7.7 7.7 £415,000 towards Castle Vale. North Birmingham Supporting Measures SM(N) Quadrant-Wide £670,000 NORTH BIRMINGHAM SUB-TOTALS 42.9 16.8 42.9 16.8 £5,082,000 £0 £560,000 £0 EAST BIRMINGHAM Masshouse to Ward End and Castle Vale (Ward End Separate spur using Aston Church Road and onto Washwood Heath Road towards A47 Nechells Parkway Main Corridor 2B 3.0 3.0 £95,000 Spur) Fox and Goose. Nechells Parkway Parallel Route G Eastside Park to Stechford via Adderley Park Uses existing Ward End route between Adderley Park and Ward End Park. 4.5 4.5 £259,000 Grand Union Canal 'Saltley Cut' (Bordesley Junction to This section of canal does not link directly to city centre, but provides connections Canal Route North-East (2) GU & TV Salford Junction) and Tame Valley Canal (Salford between different canals, links to other routes, and passes through deprived inner 5.0 5.0 £540,000 Junction to Deykin Avenue) areas. Links to North Birmingham Route (535) at Deykin Avenue. Confirm whether to use Cattell Road and Digbeth into city centre, or Garrison Lane B4128 Bordesley Green Main Corridor 3 Moor Street to Stechford via Bordesley Green 5.0 £0 and Fazeley Street Adderley St - Arthur St and Bordesley Green to link to Green Lane and Yardley Green Road may be options but look at alternatives Bordesley Green Parallel Route #1 H Heartlands Hospital and connect to Cole Valley Route including Garrison Lane and Little Green Lane. Options to be investigated as part 6.0 £0 and Yardley of future study. Cole Valley Route from Grand Union Canal at The Longer route but best option for 'quiet' corridor. Also forms Parallel Route to part of Bordesley Green Parallel Route #2 CV 2.3 4.3 2.3 4.3 £1,000,500 Ackers to Stechford Lane. Coventry Road. A45 Coventry Road Main Corridor 4 Bull Ring to Yardley Continue to The Swan. Digbeth area considered as part of City Centre works. 4.5 £0 Links to existing at-grade crossing of Small Heath Highway near Golden Hillock Rd Coventry Road Parallel Route I Fazeley Street to Waverley Road / The Ackers and footbridge access to canal. Link to Canal and Cole Valley Route at eastern 3.0 3.0 £230,500 end. Crosses ring road at Arthur St crossing. Must extend at least as far as Cole Valley Route / The Ackers but desirable to also Canal Route South-East GU Grand Union Canal from Warwick Bar to Woodcock Lane 7.0 7.0 £1,775,000 include Tyseley Industrial Area and Acocks Green (Woodcock Lane). Warwick Road Parallel Route (GU) Make use of Grand Union Canal to Woodcock Lane Covered under canal routes. Inc Inc £0 A41 Warwick Road Main Corridor J Sparkhill to Acocks Green via Olton Boulevard Links to Stratford Road Parallel Route at Sparkhill. 2.3 3.5 £195,000 East Birmingham Supporting Measures SM(E) Quadrant-Wide £670,000 EAST BIRMINGHAM SUB-TOTALS 15.1 16.3 31.8 16.3 £4,765,000 £0 £0 £0 SOUTH BIRMINGHAM Make use of Grand Union Canal and then Cole Valley Stratford Road Parallel Route CV Confirm extent on Cole Valley Route, ideally to Chinn Brook. 2.2 5.8 2.2 5.8 £764,500 Route from The Ackers. Hard to do anything on main corridor north of Springfield so treat Parallel Route as A34 Stratford Road Main Corridor K Camp Hill to Yardley Wood 7.1 7.1 £254,000 the 'main corridor' for 2016 plan. Alcester Road Parallel Route #1 Digbeth to Springfield via Ladypool Road and Yardley L Digbeth to Stratford Rd at Cole Valley crossing point. 5.4 5.4 £11,000 (Alcester Road to Stratford Road link) Wood Road Hard to do on-street measures in Balsall Heath, Moseley or Kings Heath centres. A435 Alcester Road Main Corridor 6 Digbeth to Kings Heath 4.8 4.8 £0 £430,000 Continue to Cocks Moors Woods if possible. Route from Kings Heath via Queensbridge Road / Russell Road, linking to Rea Alcester Road Parallel Route #2 M Digbeth to Moseley, Kings Heath and Yardley Wood 4.1 5.1 £256,000 Valley Route. Hurst Street / Gooch Street and then follows Rea Valley Improvements needed on the section inside the Ring Road as part of City Centre Pershore Road Parallel Route RV 6.5 6.5 £55,000 Route to Lifford proposals. Section on canal towpath is covered under 'Canal Route South-West'. A441 Pershore Road Main Corridor 7 Markets to Lifford Lane As far as Lifford Lane. 5.4 £0 Improve on LSTF scheme, include Belgrave M'way junction. Continue as far as St A38 Bristol Road Main Corridor 8 Holloway Circus to Selly Oak and Northfield 7.7 7.7 £200,000 £650,000 Laurence Road area, but link to other routes and tie-in to Halls of Residence etc. Worcester & Birmingham Canal from Gas Street to Kings Canal Route South-West WB Look at how to link this route to city core and other routes at northern end. 9.0 9.0 £2,045,000 Norton Junction (Rea Valley Route) Link to existing signed route at Sir Harry's Rd and toucan at Lee Bank Middleway. Lee Bank to University of Birmingham, QE Hospital and Bristol Road Parallel Route N Use University roads to avoid narrow parts of Edgbaston Park Road if possible. 3.6 2.7 3.6 2.7 £34,500 Selly Oak Spur to QE Hospital via Vincent Drive. Predominantly off-road route promoted by Calthorpe Chad Valley Route CH Estates, including links to Harborne Walkway and Land and access issues prevent most of the route being developed by 2016. 5.0 6.0 £0 Worcester & Birmingham Canal. South Birmingham Supporting Measures SM(S) Quadrant-Wide £670,000 SOUTH BIRMINGHAM SUB-TOTALS 20.1 38.8 31.5 44.8 £4,290,000 £1,080,000 £0 £0 Page 1 of 2 CYCLE CITY AMBITION GRANT ‐ SUMMARY OF ROUTES AND OTHER MEASURES OTHER MATCH ROUTE LENGTHS 2016 (km) ROUTE LENGTHS 2023 (km) CCAG PROGRAMME (CAPITAL) MATCH FUNDING ROUTE REF LOCATION COMMENTS FUNDING (REVENUE) NEW IMPROVED NEW IMPROVED (DfT Funding) (BCC ITB Funding) (CAPITAL) WEST BIRMINGHAM Splits from Hagley Road routes near Five Ways.
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