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X Fig 5 .2 the LTP Strategy The LTP Strategy Junction Improvements 1 Progress Road Southend S London Southend o 2 Kent Elms u Airport t h 3 The Bell e Aviation n Way 4 Sutton Road d to P+R P+R - Progress 5 Fairfax Drive o Chelmsford n and A Road 6 West Road - 1 Eastwood S Basildon 27 7 Victoria Circus e Thames Gateway and Sustainable a Airborne L x Communities Plan Growth Area o 1 c a Thanet Grange l T r a 2 n Temple s Fossetts p Farm o Farm r 3 t A1 P Southend 4 159 l a Hospital n to 2 Basildon Prittlewell 0 0 and 6 Canvey London Road 5 t o 2 6 Sutton Road A13 0 A13 Southchurch 1 1 A127 Leigh Southend Victoria Leigh Broadway Hamlet Court 7 New Vanguard Chalkwell Road Southend Ranges Thorpe Bay Way Southend Central East P+R Westcliff 0 8 6 9 1 Towerfield 0 0 0 1 r e Shoeburyness b See Town Centre Inset West Road/ m u N Ness Road e c n e Old ic L t Ranges h g ri y p o c 5 kilometres n w ro C © Spatial Strategy Key Growth & Regeneration Areas P+R Park and Ride Major Maintenance Schemes Bus Southend Town Centre Passenger Transport Link A127 Passenger Transport Corridor Seafront Accessibility to Rail x Warners Bridge Travel Centre (Phase 2) Air Priority Urban Areas - Industrial / Population within 1 kilometre of rail station Potential Corridor for Urban Transport System - SERT Commercial / Employment Areas New railway station/interchange Roads (bus, guided bus, light rail - linked Priority Urban Areas - District Centres Rail to Passenger Transport Corridor) Freight Corridor (A127 / A1159) Integration Railway Improvements Cycling & Walking Priory Crescent / Cuckoo Corner ‘one’ - Southend Victoria to London F SUSTRANS Cycle Network i Regional Interchange Centre (RIC) g Highway Improvements Liverpool Street ‘c2c’ - Shoeburyness to Prittle Brook Greenway London Fenchurch Street (potential metro rail 5 Key Urban Interchanges Strategic Junction Improvements Water . 7 service between Shoeburyness and Stanford 2 6 Upgraded Station / Interchange Proposed New Road Link le Hope (Shell Haven)) Hovercraft / River Service LTP Strategy (Town Centre) Fig 5.3 Airport A1214 London Chelmsford CARNARVON RD COLLEGE CIVIC CENTRE V I C T O POLICE R I A STATION B A A XE V TR E B O MAGISTRATES S S A N RD H MALDO T V COURT O E POSTAL O N R A SORTING T V E OFFICE S T ST ANNS RD LIBRARY MUSEUM RD GUILDFORD VICTORIA STATION D T AS N S B COLEMA O O R U N R O N T E QUEENSWAY T M U O U T H OUSE VICTORIA EENSWAY H P QU A PLAZA R K R A13 D SHOEBURYNESS ESSEX ST C H ON RD D I LOND LONDON RD EE C H RD W SOUTHCHURCH RD P H CHURC ON A13 IN SOUTH A T E D G Y LON R S E R ON R T LD A R L SI I E A BA L O A S PORTERS E N E R T L S R C G A H R D A T S CIVIC O B D S H Q R R S U T E HOUSE SQ O D E P R R WARRIOR R O U A P N LANE A TH T R H N NOR R K H A K C R M RD S S H S GDN D EEN Q S U T QU RIOR SWIMMING R R R WA N POOL C P D A E R H P L E R G I M AN A N I D GR E C E V R NS E R GD E S A A V S V E T E RD R ATE R APP HITEG ELME L W U K KILWORTH AVE E R RD ON PL RD South East Essex College GO H VE and University EBEC A A QU HILLCREST RD S T T I O RAL N T L CEN G E N S ATIO VE D ST A S O TYLER R D E VE ND A R V LA C T D POR D A Q H CLIFFTOWN R U I C C I E H T E YORK RD D C L T R E N E N L L N A YORK RD HAM S S A E E B T W R L A L E S S D E R S K A L T M D R O R YOR N N B O O Y I RD N WEST C R L E ON N L T P T E E R A D R T L SC S O T O R T N N D R A D MEWS R D CAMBRIDGE RD ST S R Y RENCE C CLA R U R A D N U AVE T P TE W B E GA E O HEY R E R L I R WO R L H T ODGRANGE L E DRIVE S T E A R A ST D AY ALEXANDR C R ANDR ROA ENSW A RD ALEX LLOR QUE P T THE ANCE L P H MARKE C E R H A D ROYALS S I ACE PL E S T Q E H R A S T V SHOPPING A O U B N L E R A T E U E R CENTRE T R R W I R T A T E N D H E U G G C L X T H L ROYAL MEWS R CLIFF O TOWN R SEAWAY PARADE U O N D V R CAR, COACH R CLIFTO E C N D RRACE AND LORRY H TE ROYAL TE RR A PI PARK V E E R H IL L L UCY RD WESTERN ESPLANADE KURSAAL MARINE PARADE © Crown copyright Licence Number 100019680 Spatial Strategy Rail Cycling & Walking Key Growth & Regeneration Areas: Railway Improvements SUSTRANS Cycle Network ‘one’ - Southend Victoria to London Seafront Pedestrian Precinct Key Town Centre Regeneration Sites Liverpool Street ‘c2c’ - Shoeburyness to London Water Southend Seafront Commercial Area Fenchurch Street (potential metro rail Hovercraft / River Service Integration service between Shoeburyness and Stanford le Hope (Shell Haven)) Hovercraft / Passenger Transport Southend Regional Interchange Bus Interchange Centre (RIC) Victoria Station / Central Station / Passenger Transport Corridor Bus Interchange / Travel Centre / Travel Centre (Phase 2) Hovercraft links Roads Town Centre Shuttle Bus to link Interchanges Freight Corridor Potential Corridor for Urban Strategic Junction Improvements Transport System - SERT (bus, guided bus, light rail - linked to Passenger Transport Corridor Southend-on-Sea Local Transport Plan 2006 to 201177 Environmental Rooms and Distributors S o u t h e n d - o n - Cherry S e Orchard a Rayleigh Road Way Whitehouse Road Eastwoodbury L Eastwoodbury o Southend Progress Lane Crescent (part) c Road a Road l Nestuda T S r outhend A Way a rteri The al Road Prince Avenue n Manners s Fairway Way p Bellhouse Rochford o h Lane ort Brid Road r ad N gew t o R a ood ter D Sutton P w East rive Priory l Road a Elmsleigh Crescent (part) n Drive Hobleythick Eastern Avenue 2 Lane Blenheim Chase 0 Kenilworth Gardens 0 Royal Artillery Bournemouth 6 Elmsleigh Prittlewell Chase Way Wakering Eastwood Southbourne Park t East Road o Drive Road Grove Street Road Station Westbourne 2 Poynters Grove West 0 Road Sutton Street h Avenue Hamstel Lane 1 London Road London Road Nort Road Road Bournes Green Chase 1 Victoria Hadleigh West Cranleigh Avenue venue vard Road Road Central A h Boule Thames churc Thorpe Drive South Drive Rectory Elm Road Leigh Road Hall Chalkwell Road Maplin North church Avenue 0 Belton Way Grove (part) Avenue London Road South 8 Way Shoebury 6 Broadway 9 East Br 1 Belton Way oadw Hamlet Court Woodgrange Drive Acacia North Road Wakering0 Road ay W Cliff Gardens Chichester 0 est Road (part) Drive 0 West Road (part) Southchurch 1 r New Elm Road e Milton Road Avenue e b Belton Road Leigh Cliff (Milton Road, range Driv Station m Grand Trinity Road (part), Queensway Woodg u Gardens The Shorefield Road Road N Hill Parade Westcliff Parade (part)) e Parade Delaware Road c (part) Ridgeway nHigh Station Westcliff Avenue e Chalkwell ic Street Road Campfield L Esplanade The Leas Lifstan Thorpe t h Road g (part) Western Esplanade Way Hall Maplin ri y Ness p Avenue Way Smitho Marine Parade c Road Streetn Eastern Esplanade w ro C Thorpe Esplanade © 5 kilometres Shoebury Common Road The Principles Distributors - where accessibility Distributors Central Seafront Corridor Provides a rationale across the Borough is the priority and obstruction F kept to a minimum i Environmental Rooms Main Public Transport Corridor for the movement of traffic and for the g implementation of environmental Environmental Rooms - where 5 Freight / Employment Access Corridor enhancements, road safety measures, . 8 the quality of the local Proposed new road link to Development bridge improvements and priorities for 4 2 Opportunity Sites environment has priority Fig 5.5 0 8 6 9 1 0 0 0 1 r e b m u N e c n e c i L t h g i r y p o c n w o r C Shoeburyness © ailway Station ravel Centre R T Thorpe Bay ooms Southchurch oads within Environmental R R Central Seafront Corridor own Centre T outes outes Prittlewell ocal Distributor R Secondary Distributor R L Eastwood oute Hierarchy outes 5 kilometres outes rimary R Leigh-on-sea roposed R P rimary Distributor R Strategic P P 86 Southend-on-Sea Local Transport Plan 2006 to 2011 Proposed Core and Secondary Bus Network S o u t h e n London Southend d - Airport o n Aviation - X30 to S Way e Chelmsford a & Stansted Progress L Road o c a l T Airborne r a n s Thanet Grange p o r t Temple P Fossetts l a Farm Farm n 2 0 0 6 to Southend t Prittlewell o Basildon Hospital 2 and 0 Canvey London Road 1 1 Sutton Road Southchurch Leigh Southend Victoria New Ranges Leigh Broadway Hamlet Court Chalkwell Road Southend Thorpe Bay Vanguard Southend Central East Way 0 Westcliff 8 6 9 1 0 0 0 Towerfield 1 r e b m West Road/ u Shoeburyness N Ness Road ce n ce Old Li t h Ranges ig yr p o c n w ro C 5 kilometres © Bus Network Key Urban Areas: Integration Secondary Routes Core Routes Passenger Transport Corridor Southend Town Centre Southend Regional Interchange Centre (RIC) F Definition Definition Travel Centre (Phase 2) i Primary Urban Areas / g Minimum 10 minute service at Minimum 20 minute service Key Urban Interchanges Secondary Schools 5 Industrial Estates 9 New railway station/interchange peak times Monday to Friday.
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