05/02/2012
Women on wheels social ride
08/02/2012
Basic bike maintenance course
26/02/2012
Free use of Sports Village cycle track
04/03/2012
Women on wheels social ride
21/03/2012
Basic bike maintenance course
A number of improvements to cycle and walking routes between Shrewsbury town centre and the north west of Shrewsbury are being introduced as part of Shrewsbury's Connect2 scheme.
Following a consultation held in November/December 2009, Shropshire Council drew up a revised plan for the Welsh Bridge junction, taking into account the comments received during the consultation process.
Download a PDF version of the revised plan and consultation summary report here:
The revised plan was approved by the Central Planning Committee on Thursday 14 January 2010.
The January explosion in Bridge Street damaged much of the existing signal infrastructure nearby. Therefore construction work started early on this project and continued from February to April 2010.
Construction has now been completed for all the signals and paving work.
The newly installed signals technology 'MOVA' is being monitored to ensure that traffic detection is working as efficiently as possible.
At the end of April 2010 the riverside footway was converted into a shared use pedestrian and cycle track from Welsh Bridge to underneath Frankwell footbridge.
A new crossing point (pedestrian/ cyclist refuge) was trialled at the Roushill junction in July 2010 and constructed in September 2010.
In June 2010 resurfacing work took place on Welsh Bridge, which included high friction surfacing at the junction, coloured surfacing in the cycle lanes and advanced stop lines for cyclists.
On 28th April 2010 Cycle Shrewsbury celebrated the official launch on the Welsh Bridge improvements.
Local photo journalist, Richard Bishop, provided regular updates on the Connect2 works at the Welsh Bridge/Smithfield Road junction in Shrewsbury town centre.
Connect2
Transport Planning
Shropshire Council
Shirehall
Shrewsbury
SY2 6ND
Tel: 01743 255435
E-mail: cycle.shrewsbury@shropshire.gov.uk
Women on wheels social ride
Basic bike maintenance course
Free use of Sports Village cycle track
Women on wheels social ride
Basic bike maintenance course