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Appendix E 13 14 T( ) Y A W R Existing Cycleway O T O Proposed Cycleway M 2 3 M Widening of carriageway to facilitate creation of Junction 1 Existing footway improved to new southbound cycle lane a shared-surface foot/cycleway Cycle/pedestrian improvements at signal junction Appendix E M32 Southbound Slip Road Proposed toucan crossing Appendix E N 10 Y Existing off road cycle route Existing on road cycle route Planned cycle scheme Cycle Ambition grant bid 4C Scheme reference TADWICK Bath ‘City of Ideas’ Enterprise Area K1 LANGRIDGE SOMERDALE STOCKWOOD NORTH K1 Cycle Scheme reference VALE STOKE STOCKWOOD NCN4 LANSDOWN WOOLLEY Kennet & Avon SHOCKERWICK UPPER NORTHEND 20 20mph speed limit in residential areas SWAINSWICK 20 Cycle Route S1 UPPER QUEEN K2 WESTON LOWER CHARLTON Keynsham KELSTON Bath BAILBROOK CHEWTON KEYNSHAM WESTON 20 PRIMROSE B1 WESTON HILL PARK 20 SION HILL NEWBRIDGE BLACKROCK BURNETT NORTON LOWER MALREWARD WESTON NCN4 BATHWICK NORTON EAST HAWKFIELD TWERTON PRIEST COMPTON NEWTON U1 DOWN ST LOE KINGSMEAD WOOLLARD COMPTON GREEN Bristol Bath DANDO TWERTON PUBLOW BEECHEN CLIFF WIDCOMBE Railway Path WHITEWAY SOUTH LYNCOMBE PENSFORD TWERTON BEAR HILL LITTLETON FLAT THE MOORLANDS TWERTON OVAL LYNCOMBE HILL SOUTHDOWN VALE PERRYMEAD KINGSWAY UPPER U2 CHEW MAGNA STANTON PADLEIGH FOX BLOOMFIELD STANTON DREW STANTON ENGLISHCOMBE HILL DREW WHITLEY PRIOR HUNSTRETE RUSH BATTS HILL MARKSBURY MOORLEDGE CHELWOOD ODD COMBE DOWN MONKTON STANTON DOWN CHEW STOKE WICK COMBE NEWTOWN INGLESBATCH NCN244SOUTH STOKE LIMPLEY NAILWELL Two Tunnels MIDFORD FARMBOROUGH STOKE WEST BREACH TOWN C1 NEMPNETT BARROW PRISTON Route THRUBWELL NORTH VALE FRESHFORD CLUTTON COMBE HAY END HILL LONGHOUSE SHARPSTONE STOWEY BISHOP MIDDLE SUTTON BLOOMFIELD BROOKLANDS TWINHOE CLUTTON TUNLEY DUNKERTON TYNING CHOLWELL GREYFIELD ROTCOMBE TIMSBURY TIMSBURY BOTTOM WELLOW TEMPLE HIGH UBLEY CLOUD LITTLETON HINTON CARLINGCOTT CHARTERHOUSE LOWER CAMERTON CAMELEY RADFORD PEASEDOWN NCN24 UPPER TEMPLE RADFORD PEASEDOWN BRIDGE ST JOHN Colliers Way HALLATROW 20 COMPTON WEST MARTIN HARPTREE SOUTH WHITE WIDCOMBE CROSS WHITE HILL 20 SINGLE TOWNEND PAULTON HILL CLANDOWN EAST TOWNS HARPTREE FARRINGTON END COLEY GURNEY MIDSOMER TYNING LOWER NORTON S3 WRITHLINGTON NORTHFIELD SOUTHFIELD WRITHLINGTON HAYES PARK FOX HILLS NORTON HILL S2 HILLSIDE 20 Bath Inset Larkhall Weston 14A 14B Royal United Bristol Bath Hospital Kennet & Avon Railway Path Canal Towpath (NCN4) 6C (NCN4) 4C 6A 6D 13B 5G 5F 4B 5C 9 13A 2C 6E 4A 5E 6B 5H 5B 16 2D 2B 5D 2A 18 3A 5A 17 3B 2E 10B 3F 10A 3C 19 Twerton 20 3D 3E 2F 12 11 Two Tunnels Greenway (NCN244) Widcombe 15 16 Bath & North East Somerset Ambition Delivery Plan Objectives (see key below) Map Cost Ref Improvements Type (£m) Delivery Dates Funding Source Status Access Capacity Economy Mode shift Air Quality Public Realm Communities A B C D E F G Seven Dials shared space with contra-flow DfT Cycle Ambition 1A Route Improvement 1.05 Nov-14 Aspirational cycling introduced on one-way streets Grant/B&NES Sustrans Links to 2A Traffic free cycle route to Bellotts Road Route Improvement 0.4 2013-14 Funding Secured Communities Fund Shared Pedestrian/Cycleway and signal DfT Cycle Safety 2B crossing upgrade to link to Two Tunnels Route Improvement 0.325 2013-14 Fund Funding Secured Greenway. New or refurbished rail bridge over River Avon 2C between NCN4 and Windsor Bridge Road Route Improvement 2.4 2018-23 Developer Aspirational 2D New Toucan Crossing on Lower Bristol Road Route Improvement 0.08 2018-23 Developer Aspirational Provided 2E New pedestrian/cycle bridge Route Improvement by 2014-17 Network Rail Funding Secured Network Rail Pedestrian/cycle ramp to 2 Tunnels Greenway from 2F Claude Avenue Route Improvement 0.18 2013-15 LSTF West Funding Secured Shared Pedestrian/Cycleway link to James St West As part of 3A to Riverside Pedestrian/Cycle Path Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational As part of 3B Ramp to Riverside Pedestrian/Cyclepath Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational As part of 3C Green Park Road shared pedestrian/cycleway Route Improvement dev't 2018-13 Developer Aspirational 3D Broad Quay to Claverton Street Route Improvement 0.03 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational As part of 3E Claverton Street shared pedestrian/cycleway Route Improvement TM 2013-15 B&NES Being Delivered sheme Appendix E Rossiter Road to Grove Street upgrade to shared 3F Route Improvement 0.012 2013-15 B&NES Being Delivered cycle use Objectives (see key below) Map Cost Improvements Type Delivery Dates Funding Source Status Ref (£m) Access Capacity Economy Mode shift Air Quality Public Realm Communities A B C D E F G 4A Osborne Road Contraflow Route Improvement 0.007 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational 4B Newbridge Road cycle crossing Route Improvement 0.08 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational 4C Newbridge Hill cycle crossing Route Improvement 0.08 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational 5A Brougham Hayes junction cycle crossing Route Improvement 0.075 2016-18 Developer Funding Secured Victoria Bridge pedestrian/cycle bridge 5B Route Improvement 3.4 2013-14 B&NES/Developer Being Delivered reburbishment Upper Bristol Road crossing between Victoria 5C Route Improvement 0.08 2018-23 Developer Aspirational Bridge and Malborough Lane As part of 5D Midland Road to Pines Way cycle link Route Improvement dev't 2013 Developer Being Delivered As part of 5E Upper Bristol Road to Lower Bristol Road cycle link Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Being Delivered As part of 5F Destructor Bridge replacement Route Improvement dev't 2014 Developer Being Delivered Upper Bristol Road crossing between Midland Road 5G and Park Lane Route Improvement 0.08 2016-18 Developer Funding Secured Windsor Bridge Road to Midland Road cycle link 5H and crossing Route Improvement 0.08 2018-23 Developer Aspirational 6A RVP contraflow cycle link to Marlborough Buildings Route Improvement 0.007 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational Queens Square shared pedestrian/cycleway from 6B Route Improvement 0.05 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational Royal Avenue to Wood Street Appendix E 6C RVP contraflow cycle link to Park Lane Route Improvement 0.005 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational 17 18 Objectives (see key below) Map Cost Improvements Type Delivery Dates Funding Source Status Ref (£m) Access Capacity Economy Mode shift Air Quality Public Realm Communities A B C D E F G 6D Royal Avenue link to Upper Church St Route Improvement 0.01 2016-18 B&NES Aspirational 6E Contraflow cycling on Queens St Route Improvement 0.007 2018-18 B&NES Aspirational Contraflow cycling on Avon Street and crossing of As part of 7 Green Park Road Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational 8 Not used 2 way traffic flow on Broad Street. 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Route Improvement 0.1 2018-23 B&NES Aspirational Saracen St 2-way As part of 10A New pedestrian/cycle bridge over Avon Route Improvement 2018-23 Developer Aspirational dev't Lower Bristol Road cycle crossing at Lower Oldfield As part of 10B Park junction Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational 11 Cycle link between Holloway and Calton Gardens Route Improvement 0.007 2013-14 B&NES Funding Secured As part of 12 Contraflow cycling on Rossiter Road Route Improvement TM 2013-15 B&NES Funding Secured sheme 13A Crossing upgrade at Sydney Place Route Improvement 0.015 2015-18 B&NES Aspirational New crossing at junction of North Road with Warminster Road and shared pedestrian/cycleway 13B Route Improvement 0.1 2015-18 B&NES Aspirational between North Road, Kennet and Avon towpath and Sydney Road New cycle link over River Avon between Grosvenor 14A Bridge Road and Kennet and Avon Canal Route Improvement 0.03 2015-18 B&NES Aspirational 14B Shared footpath to Canal Route Improvement 0.05 2015-18 B&NES Aspirational Appendix E Off road pedestrian/cycle link between NCN4 As part of 16 and Locksbrook Road Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational Objectives (see key below) Map Cost Improvements Type Delivery Dates Funding Source Status Ref (£m) Access Capacity Economy Mode shift Air Quality Public Realm Communities A B C D E F G Off road pedestrian/cycle path along river between As part of 17 Twerton High Street and Fieldings Lane Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational Traffic free cycle path between Victoria Bridge As part of 18 Road and James St West Route Improvement dev't 2018-23 Developer Aspirational Shared use pedestrian/cycleway between 19 Riverside Path and Dorchester St Route Improvement 0.01 2015-18 B&NES Aspirational 20 Upgrade crossing on Lower Bristol Road Route Improvement 0.08 2015-18 Developer Aspirational Provide new pedestrian/cycle bridge over River LSTF Key B1 Route Improvement 0.7 2013-14 Being Delivered Avon at Batheastern with off road link to Mill Lane Component/B&NES Provide new crossing at Globe Roundabout and U1 ramp at Twerton Fork onto NCN4 to Bath Spa Route Improvement 0.35 2013-15 LSFT WEST Funding Secured University U2 Claverton Down University of Bath Cycle Link Route Improvement 0.78 2013-14 B&NES Being Delivered Keynsham Greenway links to NCN4, Wellsway As part of K1 Route Improvement 2018-23 Developer Aspirational School and riverside path into Bristol and S Glos dev't with new bridge over R Avon Shared use extension
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