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Local Transport Fund 150,000 Bus Stop Infrastructure Enhancement Schemes funded in 2019–2020 Details of the local transport grants awarded to each local authority are below: Blaenau Gwent Road Safety Revenue Grant 47,548 Education & Training Local Transport Fund 150,000 Bus Stop Infrastructure Enhancement Active Travel Fund Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 166,000 Bridgend Safe Routes in Communities Coity Higher Community Safe Routes 218,300 Newton Primary School 243,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 75,080 Local Transport Fund Penprysg Road Bridge, Pencoed 240,000 A4063 Sarn to Maesteg Highway enhancements 50,000 Bridgend to Coychurch Actiive Travel Route 750,000 Local Transport Network Fund Bus corridor enhancements 150,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Brackla to Bridgend Active Travel Route (INM-BR-44) 717,000 Local - Pencoed to Pencoed Technology Park 898,600 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 316,000 Caerphilly Safe Routes in Communities Cycle Storage 31,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 88,500 Road Safety Capital Grant A4049/A469 Waunborfa Road Accident Remediation Scheme 20,000 1 Mass action/area wide – Accident Remediation Project – Vehicle 64,000 Activated Signs Local Transport Fund Bus Stop Enhancements – Caerphilly Basin 131,000 Bus Stop Enhancements – Mid Valley Area 150,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Phase One - Ystrad Mynach to Pengam 177,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 390,000 Cardiff Safe Routes in Communities Ninian Park Primary 267,411 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 183,675 Road Safety Capital Grant Crwys Road – traffic calming and pedestrian improvements 35,794 Rhydypenau Road near Dan-y-Coed Road – traffic calming and 275,985 pedestrian improvements A48 Western Avenue – speed limit and pedestrian improvements 210,296 Local Transport Fund A4119 Corridor Improvement Phase 2 D 206,000 A470 Bus Corridor Improvement 670,000 Strategic Cycle Routes 432,000 20mph Limit Areas 500,000 On street cycle hire 500,000 Active travel to schools 500,000 City Centre Transport Development 2,750,000 Local Transport Network Fund Strategic Bus Corridors 150,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Cardiff Cycle Superhighways Stage 1 2,507,000 Local - Cardiff Council Active Travel Fund - Local Scheme Package 679,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 772,000 2 Carmarthenshire Safe Routes in Communities Ammanford and Betws 440,172 Llanelli West 409,572 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 129,200 Road Safety Capital Grant A485 / A4243 Carmarthen to Cwmann Route 250,200 Burry Port / Pembrey Area 247,500 Local Transport Fund Cross Hands Economic Link Road 1,300,000 Llanelli Urban and Coastal Belt Network Improvements 550,000 Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure 220,000 Local Transport Network Fund Strategic Public Transport Corridors 450,000 Active Travel Fund Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 316,000 Ceredigion Safe Routes in Communities Rhiwgoch footway link to Aberaeron 218,300 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 55,200 Local Transport Fund Western Coastal Corridor improvement package 155,000 Local Transport Network Fund T2/T5 West Wales TrawsCymru corridor improvements 500,000 Active Travel Fund Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 158,000 Conwy Safe Routes in Communities Ysgol Glanwydden & Y Creuddyn Active Travel Improvement 198,011 Conwy Town to Caer Seion Ind. Park 415,800 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 79,336 3 Road Safety Capital Grant B5115 and Gloddaeth Lane/Llanrhos Road Route Safety Improvements 50,000 A547 Abergele to Rhuddlan 99,000 Local Transport Fund Llandudno Congestion Improvement 194,600 Abergele town centre improvements 60,000 Local Transport Network Fund Traffic Congestion Relief Scheme – Towyn (A548 Tir Prince Access) 64,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - NCR5 Rhos Point Active Travel Improvement 480,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 246,000 Denbighshire Safe Routes in Communities Ysgol Clawdd Offa 135,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 86,878 Road Safety Capital Grant Evo Triangle 396,000 Dyserth Bends Safety Improvements 45,000 B5429 Lower Denbigh/Graig Road – St Asaph to Denbigh 18,000 Local Transport Fund Llangollen 2020 – Pedestrian improvement scheme 25,000 Rhyl integrated transport 65,000 Active Travel Fund Local – Townsend to Ystrad Road, Denbigh 180,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 180,000 Flintshire Safe Routes in Communities Sandycroft Primary School 288,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 88,600 Local Transport Fund B5129 Queensferry roundabout to Denbigshire Border – Bus Priority 2,675,000 4 Measures & Transport infrastructure Cycling links Deeside industrial estate 950,000 Amenable and sustainable access in to Holywell High Street 150,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Broughton to Saltney Cycle Way Provision Phase 2 702,000 Local - Holywell Town walking and cycling link 270,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 307,000 Gwynedd Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 86,700 Local Transport Fund Llanbedr Access Road 512,500 Llanberis to Caernarfon walking and cycling route 180,000 Sustainable Bus Partnership 200,000 Cibyn Transport Hub, Caernarfon 60,000 Dolgellau Bus Interchange 10,000 Bryncegin Transport Hub, Bangor 840,000 Bethel to Caernarfon Walking and Cycling route 90,000 Active Travel Fund Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 158,000 Isle of Anglesey Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 45,958 Road Safety Capital Grant A4080 Llanfairpwll to Aberffraw 231,000 Local Transport Fund Gaerwen Park & Ride/Share 600,000 School pick up / drop off points 50,000 Active Travel Fund Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 158,000 5 Merthyr Tydfil Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 47,481 Local Transport Fund Strategic Interchange – Merthyr Bus Station 3,600,000 RTA Metro Plus 3,500,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic – Cardiff Capital Region - Active Travel Network - Strategic 390,000 Enhancements. Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 158,000 Monmouthshire Safe Routes in Communities Bulwalk-Thornwell, Chepstow – 20mph Speed Limit and Traffic Calming 75,150 Scheme Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 53,000 Local Transport Fund Chepstow Transport Study 50,000 Caldicot town centre walking and cycling improvements 50,000 Abergavenny town centre walking and cycling improvements 308,000 Monmouth town centre walking and cycling improvements 425,000 Grassroutes vehicle 182,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Abergavenny – Llanfoist Active Travel bridge 50,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 165,000 Neath Port Talbot Safe Routes in Communities Ystalyfera Community Bid 333,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 76,400 Road Safety Capital Grant A474 Cwmgors to Pontardawe 185,000 20mph Zone - Melyn; Road Safety Measures - Old Road, Dan Y Graig & 222,000 Hillside, Neath 6 Local Transport Fund Cadoxton Highway Improvements 150,000 Local Transport Network Fund NPT – Junction Improvements, Neath 330,000 Active Travel Fund Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 319,000 Newport Safe Routes in Communities School led design at St Davids RC Primary School 205,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 52,160 Local Transport Fund Inner City links 700,000 Devon Place to Queensway Active Travel Bridge 267,000 Monkey Island Active Travel Bridge 168,000 Local Transport Network Fund City Centre Sustainable Transport 300,000 Eco Stars 50,000 Bus Stop Enhancements 400,000 Active Travel Fund Local – Fourteen Locks 310,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 340,000 Pembrokeshire Safe Routes in Communities Lamphey 343,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 86,597 Road Safety Capital Grant Road & Pedestrian Safety at Schools – 20 mph Speed Limits/Zones 133,700 Road & Pedestrian Safety Improvements at Horsefair Roundabout / 122,500 Augustine Way, Haverfordwest Local Transport Fund Newgale Coastal Adaptation & A487 Diversion 490,000 7 Electric Vehicle Charge Points 200,000 Fishguard Town Centre Access Improvements (Chimney’s Link) 65,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Narberth to Haverfordwest Multi-User Route 487,000 Local – Pembroke Dock Active Travel Package of Schemes 500,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 175,000 Powys Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 125,260 Local Transport Fund Llandrindod Wells 85,000 Local Transport Network Fund Passenger Infrastructure Enhancements 350,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Newtown Bridge (The 3rd Crossing) 1,000,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 158,000 Rhondda Cynon Taf Safe Routes in Communities Llwynypia 85,000 Pontyclun Safe Routes in Communities (Year 2) 211,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 124,500 Road Safety Capital Grant Safety Camera Digitisation – Various Locations 335,000 A4058, Broadway, Sardis Road Pontypridd – Safety Review at 4 arm 35,600 signalised junction Local Transport Fund Major Economic Infrastructure Package 100,000 Local Transport Network Fund A4119 Strategic Corridor 600,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Active Travel Strategic and Local Schemes 1,086,000 Core Active Travel Fund Allocation 516,000 8 Swansea Safe Routes in Communities Clydach Area 329,000 Gower Area Phase 3 42,000 Road Safety Revenue Grant Education & Training 129,298 Road Safety Revenue Grant Safety Cameras 198,400 Area Improvement Works - Woodfield Street 268,600 Local Transport Fund South West Wales Metro 432,000 Broadway Interchange 750,000 Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure 89,000 Local Transport Network Fund Strategic Bus Corridor Improvements – Phase 2b 461,000 Active Travel Fund Strategic - Swansea Northern
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