At todays Communities and Place Committee meeting of Nottinghamshire County Council, over £1million of funding was recommended to improvements to highways infrastructure in West Bridgford.
This includes:
- Resurfacing of Gordon Road, from Trevor Road down to the Test Match pub
- Resurfacing of Loughborough Road
- Resurfacing of footways on part of Trentside, Lady Bay
- Resurfacing of part of the footways on Beckside, Gamston/Edwalton
- Contribution to the City Council for maintenance on Trent Bridge
- Resurfacing of Haddon Road
- Resurfacing of Dale Close
- Resurfacing of Clumber Road
- Pedestrian Crossing on Beckside
- Pedestrian Crossing on Rectory Road
- New Junction Markings on Musters Road/Boundary Road
County Councillor for West Bridgford South Jonathan Wheeler told the Wire: ‘I am delighted that the County Council has once again committed to investing in West Bridgford.
“Millions of pounds has been invested over this term, and I know residents will be delighted at these schemes being approved for the next financial year.
‘The Conservative-led Administration committed an extra £20m over this term in office, so over £140m will be invested in total. I know there will be people wanting other roads done, I have many more I want done in my area, and the Council is doing all it can to catch up on the investment after years of under investment under the previous administration.’
The funding is subject to a final sign off at the budget meeting in February, which is seen as a formality.