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Mega project revealed to bring over 100 miles of nature to Manchester

Mega project revealed to bring over 100 miles of nature to Manchester

by Nikki Brown | Sep 11, 2025 | Uncategorized

The first steps for the CyanLines mega project – a 100 mile plus network connecting and improving Manchester’s parks, squares, rivers, canals and viaducts have been revealed with its team outlining the scale of its ambition, the first four CyanLines routes and...
Big new active travel plans for Rochdale including new cycle lanes and crossings

Big new active travel plans for Rochdale including new cycle lanes and crossings

by Nikki Brown | Aug 14, 2025 | Uncategorized

New plans to make getting around Rochdale easier, safer and more sustainable have been revealed. Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) and Rochdale Council have refined proposals to improve public transport and active travel—especially around Oldham Road and nearby...
New bridge spanning the Ashton Canal opens to the public

New bridge spanning the Ashton Canal opens to the public

by Nikki Brown | Aug 11, 2025 | Transport

A new bridge spanning the Ashton Canal has now been completed.  Following several months of improvement works a permanent and much improved crossing has been created, linking New Islington Green to the marina. The existing Grade II lock bridge when in use made it...
Greater Manchester to boost the number of School Streets to 60 in the next year

Greater Manchester to boost the number of School Streets to 60 in the next year

by Nikki Brown | May 6, 2025 | Transport

The number of School Streets in Greater Manchester is set to increase to 60 in the next year as part of a wider programme to boost the number of children walking, wheeling and cycling to school. Last October, Active Travel Commissioner Dame Sarah Storey and Mayor Andy...
Salford City Council approve new Irwell River Park Connectivity and Movement Strategy

Salford City Council approve new Irwell River Park Connectivity and Movement Strategy

by Nikki Brown | Apr 8, 2025 | Uncategorized

Plans to create a series of riverside walking and cycling routes connecting Salford Quays and the city centre and transform the 8km stretch of the River Irwell into a vibrant and accessible urban park have been approved by Salford City Council. Following a...
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