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Corridor Barriers/Schemes Between Towns Previously Suggested by (All) Corridor Corridor Recognised Code Scheme Description (Q=Questionnaire, Number Description Corridor? P=Previous Study): Central Severn Cheltenham to LNK901 Vale - Atkins LNK901 P Staverton 2010 Bishops Cleeve to Central Severn LNK902 Northway Vale - Atkins LNK902 P (Tewkesbury) 2010 Central Severn Highnam to LNK903 Vale - Atkins LNK903 P Newent 2010 Churcham- LNK904 Halcrow 2003 LNK904 P Longhope (via A40) Churchdown Lane (Gloucester- LNK905 Halcrow 2003 LNK905 P Hucclecote to Churchdown) Stonehouse- LNK906 LNK906 Q Standish (B4008) Stroud and Local Including Horsley, Slad, Brimscombe, LNK907 LNK907 Q Villages Amberley, Minchinhampton, Whiteshill NCN45 Cricklade- South Cerney, Path in poor condition, extensions possible LNK908 Yes: Sustrans LNK908 P Cotswold Water in CWP Park Feasibility study available for traffic free LNK909 Tetbury-Kemble Yes: Sustrans LNK909 P route NCN45 Stroud- Existing traffic free alternative to main LNK910 Yes: Sustrans LNK910 P Nailsworth route, needs resurfacing NCN45 Stroud Width potentially not adequate for shared LNK911 Yes: Sustrans LNK911 P Canals use of towpath Stroud/Cotswold canal towpath, linking to NCN45 Stonehouse- LNK912 Yes: Sustrans LNK912 NCN41 for Gloucester on traffic free route P Saul avoiding A38/M5 roundabout NCN41 Sharpness Canal towpath, CRT aspiration to upgrade path for shared LNK913 Yes: Sustrans LNK913 P Slimbridge to use Purton Local initiative for traffic free route to LNK914 Lydney-Parkend LNK914 P Forest from Lydney Station Westonbirt-Tetbury- Local initiative to improve access to LNK915 LNK915 P Malmesbury Tetbury, particularly around A433 River Severn Bank is collapsing, threatening LNK916 NCN45 Maisemore Yes: Sustrans LNK916 P path and in turn the adjacent A road NCN depends on unreliable ferry service - NCN45 Lower Lode- potential for a traffic-free route skirting the LNK917 Yes: Sustrans LNK917 P Tewkesbury river meadows (Sustrans would like GCC support) NCN45 Tewkesbury- cycle link non existent - assistance would be LNK918 Yes: Sustrans LNK918 P Twyning appreciated NCN41 Cheltenham- Strong support and currently being LNK919 Yes: Sustrans LNK919 P Bishops Cleeve developed Section of bridleway needs to be surfaced NCN41 Tewkesbury- through fields to complete route on quiet LNK920 Yes: Sustrans LNK920 P Beckford lanes and traffic free paths between Tewkesbury and Evesham Proposals for a leisure route in Wye Valley, LNK921 NCN42 Wye Valley Yes: Sustrans LNK921 P Chepstow northwards Sustrans is working with Forestry Coleford/Christchur Commission on a local link between LNK922 LNK922 P ch/Symonds Yat Coleford and the Forest Holidays site at Christchurch Forestry Commission support for a traffic LNK923 Parkend-Lydney LNK923 P free link Gloucester/Newent Proposal for cycle access on quiet lanes LNK924 LNK924A P/Q (Multiple) /Cinderford from Gloucester to the Forest Highnam A40/B4215 Junction - road congestion in mornings on the dual carriageway section of the A40 from this junction, alternative route for cyclists could exist via Kents Green, Tibberton, Bulley and east onto the A40 to the Highnam roundabout - part of the route 'could be LNK924B Q very easily upgraded to a very good quality cycle path on the south side of the A40 between Two Mile Lane and the roundabout. Further west towards Bulley on the A40 there is room for a cycle lane/path. Have approached highways agency to no avail Proposal mapped for a route on traffic free Tewkesbury/Chelte path and quiet roads, 7 mile route that also LNK925 LNK925 P nham services Elms Park NW extension of Cheltenham Bishops LNK926 Cleeve/Stoke LNK926 Linking to above route P Orchard Cheltenham/Andov Tourist/commuter route as alternative to A LNK927 LNK927 P ersford/Bourton roads long distance leisure journey, on road but Northleach - LNK928 LNK928 would need a safe crossing of A429 at P Bourton-Stow Burton Newent to Local initiative for traffic free route from LNK929 LNK929 P Gloucester Highnam to Rudford Newent to LNK930 LNK930 General Q Highnam LNK931 Newent to Ledbury LNK931 General Q Gloucester to Yes: Franklin LNK932 LNK932 P Stonehouse 2011 Gloucester to LNK933 LNK933 Q Chepstow Gloucester to Ross- LNK934 LNK934 Q on-the-Wye Gloucester to LNK935 LNK935 Q Ledbury Gloucester to LNK936 LNK936A General Q (multiple) Stonehouse LNK936B A38 poor quality Q Gloucester to LNK937 LNK937 Q (multiple) Lydney Extend the Honeybourne Line to link Gloucester to Bishops Cleeve (or Winchcombe is possible) LNK938 LNK938A Q (multiple) Cheltenham to Cheltenham and then on to Gloucester. Ideally this could follow the railway. LNK938B Chelt to Gloucester via Churchdown Q Cheltenham and to Gloucester - reduce speed limits on main road and improve LNK938C Q cycle lanes and off road paths which are narrow and discontinuous. LNK938D A40 Q Route parallel to A40 between Glos and LNK938E Chelt is poor, not well lit and could be loads Q better. LNK938F B4063 Q A new cycle track between Cheltenham and LNK938G Gloucester away from the roads running Q near to the existing railway line LNK938H Express cycleway Q Fast route along B4063 route from Chelt to Gloucester (Route 41 is much too tedious, LNK938I Q dangerous & ill conceived. Fine on an ATB bike, truly awful on a road bike) Gloucester to LNK939 LNK939A Poor Quality Q Tewkesbury LNK939B A38 Q Gloucester to via Down Hatherley, Twigworth and LNK940 Atkins 2010 LNK940 P Staverton Longford Cheltenham to LNK941 LNK941 Q (multiple) Tewkesbury Cheltenham to LNK942 LNK942A General Q (multiple) Bishops Cleeve LNK942B Extend Honeybourne Line Q Bish Cleeve to Chelt past the racecourse are really intimidating for cyclists. But if bypassed with cycle path off road it MUST be fast (not full of cyclist dismount signs), LNK942C direct, well lit, not too secluded to present Q personal safety issues, maintained/swept/gritted, easy to access on or off, not mandatory. i.e. something that all cyclists prefer to use. Cheltenham to LNK943 LNK943 A46 Q (multiple) Stroud Stroud to LNK944 LNK944A A46/A4173 (Avoiding Edge Hill) Q (multiple) Gloucester Short route instead of via Stonehouse at LNK944B first Stroud to LNK945 LNK945 A419 Q (multiple) Cirencester Cirencester to LNK946 LNK946 General Q Tetbury Cirencester to LNK947 LNK947 General Q Kemble Cirencester to LNK948 LNK948 General Q (multiple) Fairford/Lechlade LNK949 Lydney to Parkend LNK949 General Q (multiple) Lydney to LNK950 LNK950 General Q (multiple) Chepstow LNK951 Coleford to Parkend LNK951 General Q Stroud to LNK952 LNK952 General Q Tewkesbury Stroud to Cam & LNK953 LNK953 General Q (multiple) Dursley Brimscombe to LNK954 LNK954 General Q Bussage Maisemore to LNK955 LNK955 General P Hartpury.
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