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IMPACT AREAS SUMMARY MERSEY GATEWAY 1 West Runcorn Employment Growth Area 6 Southern Widnes 8 Runcorn Old Town Centre plus Gorsey Point LCR Growth Sector Focus: Advanced Manufacturing LCR Growth Sector Focus: Advanced Manufacturing / LCR Growth Sector Focus: Visitor Economy / Financial & Widnes REGENERATION PLAN / Low Carbon Energy Financial & Professional Services Professional Services Waterfront New & Renewed Employment Land: 82 Hectares New & Renewed Employment Land: 12 Hectares New & Renewed Employment Land: 6.3 Hectares Link Key Sites: New Homes: 215 New Homes: 530 • 22 Ha Port Of Runcorn Expansion Land Key Sites: Key Sites: Everite Road Widnes Gorsey Point • 20 Ha Port Of Weston • 5 Ha Moor Lane Roadside Commercial Frontage • Runcorn Station Quarter, 4Ha Mixed Use Retail Employment Gyratory • 30 Ha+ INOVYN World Class Chemical & Energy • 3 Ha Moor Lane / Victoria Road Housing Opportunity Area & Commercial Development Renewal Area Remodelling Hub - Serviced Plots • 4 Ha Ditton Road East Employment Renewal Area • Runcorn Old Town Centre Retail, Leisure & Connectivity Opportunities: Connectivity Opportunities: Commercial Opportunities Widnes Golf Academy 5 • Weston Point Expressway Reconfiguration • Silver Jubilee Bridge Sustainable Transport • Old Town Catchment Residential Opportunities • Rail Freight Connectivity & Sidings Corridor (Victoria Road section) Connectivity Opportunities: 6 • Moor Lane Street Scene Enhancement • Runcorn Station Multi-Modal Passenger 3MG Phase 3 West Widnes Halton Lea Healthy New Town Transport Hub & Improved Visitor Offer 7 2 Access Gateway View Ditton Corridor • Silver Jubilee Bridge Sustainable Transport Improvements 7 Ditton Station Employment Site LCR Growth Sector Focus: Health & Life Sciences / Corridor (Runcorn Old Town section) Reopening Visitor Economy LCR Growth Sector Focus: Maritime & Logistics / Advanced • Runcorn Old Town Centre Street Scene New Homes: 520 Manufacturing improvements key Sites: New & Renewed Employment Land: 46 Hectares • 5.5 Ha East Lane, Residential Led Mixed Use Site New Homes: 550 • 11 Ha Halton Health & Wellbeing Campus Key Sites: Moor Lane 6 • Runcorn Shopping Centre Retail Opportunities • 3MG Phase 1/2: Development of Remainder of 1.4m Sqft at Streetscene Moor Lane 4 A558 Widening Enhancement Commercial Connectivity Opportunities: Viking Park and 650,000 Sqft at HBC Field & Speke opportunities • Town Centre Access & Connectivity Improvements Approach Silver Jubilee Bridge Boulevard • Central Expressway Halton Lea Entrance Feature • 24 Ha 3MG Phase 3 A562 Frontage Employment Site Visitor Opportunities Enhancement Sandymoor • Halebank Residential Development Oppurtunities Ditton Road & Daresbury East West Bank Urban Extensions 3 Astmoor Business Park Connectivity Opportunities: Link Central 3 Astmoor East • West Widnes Access & Connectivity Project, including A562 8 Redevelopment Employment LCR Growth Sector Focus: Maritime & Logistics / Widnes West Jct. Improvements Area Renewal Area Advanced Manufacturing • Ditton Station Reopening Employment New & Renewed Employment Land: 23 Hectares Renewal Area Key Sites: Runcorn Old Town West Bank • 7 Ha Central Redevelopment Area Runcorn Station Development and Investment Waterfront Port of Runcorn Retail & Leisure • 10 Ha Astmoor East Employment Renewal Area New Transport Hub Expansion Opportunities Connectivity Opportunities: Opportunities in Halton • Astmoor Boulevard 2017-2027 Rail Freight New Local Connectivity • Estate Footpath Remodelling Central Expressway A5 Centre 080 Halton Lea / Runcorn Shopping Mersey Gateway Regeneration Impact Areas Halton Lea CORONER’S LANE Centre Retail Opportunities DERBY ROAD Runcorn East West Bank DERBY ROAD entrance feature 4 Mersey Gateway plus (wider opportunity areas) DERBY ROAD 4 Station Enhancement LCR Growth Sector Focus: Maritime & Logistics / Sci-Tech Daresbury Enterprise Zone East Lane Residential Advanced Manufacturing / Visitor Economy A Port of Weston Led Redevelopment A557 New & Renewed Employment Land: 13 Hectares 2 New Homes: 150 A 2 Key Sites: 6 5 LANE GORSEY E N A A L ARRINGTON ROAD E W G A P Y Y A Widnes Town Centre A Weston Point • 4 Ha West Bank Waterfront, Mixed Use W S HALE ROAD GREEN OAK RD GERRARD STREET Expressway Commercial Site WIDNES Widnes Waterfront DUNDALK ROAD 5 • 2 - 4 Ha New Local Retail Centre, Community & Reconfiguration ST MICHAEL Southern Widnes ’S ROAD 6 Visitor Hub AY 1 A5 ASHLEY W 62 DITTON ROAD • 6 Ha+ West Bank Employment Renewal Area DITTON ROAD HALEHALE ROADROAD West Bank 4 Manor ParkMoore • 3 Ha Residential Neighbourhood Extension Halton Curve 7 Ditton Corridor Connectivity Opportunities: Mersey Gateway • Silver Jubilee Bridge Sustainable Transport WARRINGTON ROAD Hale Bank MANOR P RUNCORN ROAD A RK Proposed A Corridor (West Bank section) VENUE Y M56 J11A Sci-Tech Daresbury • Mersey Gateway Bridge - West Bank Link Road Visitor Astmoor Centre 3 8 Runcorn Old Town INOVYN World Class Chemical and Energy Hub 3 Widnes Waterfront A53 5 HALE ROAD D A O R Y A A W N E E Cities Revealed aerial photography copyright The Geo Information Group 2010 R G LA LCR Growth Sector Focus: Maritime & Logistics / THAM AVENUE NORMAN ROAD Halton Advanced Manufacturing / Visitor Economy HaltonCastle Lea Healthy D A O TH ROAD R 2 S MOUGHLAND ROAD D HEA N A New Town L H G I New & Renewed Employment Land: 30 Hectares H PARK ROAD Productivity: Connectivity: Place: Sandymoor M56 New Homes: 670 W SANDY LANE E S T O TH ROAD N HEA R O A D Key Sites: CLIFTON ROAD New and Renewed Employment Offer SJB Cross River Sustainable Transport Corridor New Homes • 16 Ha Gorsey Point Employment Site Daresbury Park Sci-Tech Daresbury Enterprise Zone Mersey Gateway Project Route New Retail / Leisure / Mixed Use Area • 7 Ha Routledge Residential Led Mixed Use Site The Heath 1 West Runcorn BARKER’S HOLLOW ROAD A • 9 Ha Gateway View Waterfront Employment Site 55 7 CHESTER ROAD Y New or Improved Rail Link Halton Health & Wellbeing Campus A Connectivity Opportunities: 533 Whitehouse Vale • Widnes Gyratory Remodelling New or Improved Strategic Road Jct Mid-Mersey Estuary Park • A562 - Gorsey Point / Widnes Waterfront Link Road M56 New or Improved Road Landscape Quality Area © Crown copyright and database rights 2017 Ordnance Survey 100018552 Canal Link Restoration Opportunity 1 Strategic Context THE MERSEY MULTI MODAL stretching from a redefined SJB to Town and the Bridgewater Canal; GATEWAY (3MG) Phase Three Arpley Bridge in Warrington and, new mixed use commercial MERSEY GATEWAY Waterfront. By improving access and residential development. The plus LIVERPOOL 2 Within the A562 Ditton Corridor (SEAFORTH DOCK) J10 (M62) MANCHESTER there are approximately 24 Ha of and stimulating increased leisure Council is committed to explore & PRESTON ST HELENS use, the new park will introduce the feasibility of this scheme REGENERATION LIVERPOOL redundant and underutilised land. greater numbers of people to the which could redefine the Old Town M57 J7 These sites have the potential to M62 landscape of the Mid-Mersey and create an improved sense of J6 continue the regional success MANCHESTER Estuary, challenging perceptions arrival and impression of Runcorn, PLAN SHEFFIELD M6 story of the 3MG logistics hub in LEEDS A557 West Widnes and opportunities and creating an improved Halton and southern gateway into 2017 - 2027 A5300 for advanced manufacturing. This environment for investment. the Liverpool City Region. WARRINGTON TOWN CENTRE also helps meet demand in the WIDNES AMBITION . OPPORTUNITIES . CONNECTIVITY MANCHESTER City Region for major commercial ‘DESTINATION RUNCORN’ HOUGH GREEN PICCADILLY N WIDNES sites and drive forward growth in NEW STATION QUARTER TOWN CENTRE LIVERPOOL the wider South Liverpool corridor. DEVELOPMENT A562 LIME STREET MERSEY GATEWAY BRIDGE This is a unique opportunity to SILVER WARRINGTON LIVERPOOL A561 JUBILEE THE MID-MERSEY ESTUARY PARK BRIDGE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL help realise the potential of LIVERPOOL A558 This is an opportunity to Runcorn Mainline Station as a AIRPORT RUNCORN A533 OLD TOWN M6 CENTRE significantly enhance the leisure driver for growth and transport HALTON LEA TOWN CENTRE and visitor economy offer, by improvements. De-linking of the A56 RUNCORN A533 WEST COAST J9 (M56) defining and branding a new park. SJB highway approaches has the MAINLINE J11 RUNCORN EAST MANCHESTER potential to release redundant A557 HALTON FROM TO TRAIN JOURNEY TIME CURVE AIRPORT A533 M56 This corridor links a necklace of highway and open up adjoining Runcorn London Euston 1 hr 58 mins J11A existing green spaces, land to develop a new station J12 Runcorn Liverpool Lime St 20 mins promenades and visitor quarter, comprising: new CHESTER & NORTH destinations. These are connected passenger and visitor facilities Runcorn Birmingham New St 1 hr 20 mins LONDON WALES CHESTER WEST COAST MAINLINE by circular trails for walking and new transport interchange; Widnes Liverpool Lime St 34 mins & HOLYHEAD cycling, with key access points, improved linkages to Runcorn Old Widnes Manchester Piccadilly 30 / 40 mins INTRODUCTION Halton is strategically located in the economic To illustrate the scale and scope of Implementation and Delivery triangle formed by Liverpool, Manchester and 2 Impact Areas the ambition and the huge 3 I’m pleased to say that during the past five This document comprises three distinct Chester connecting you to: potential of these Impact Areas to SILVER JUBILEE BRIDGE (SJB) years, thousands of new jobs have been elements: transform the South of the City SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT created
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