Public Consultation – Hagley Road Route Improvement Scheme // June 29th, 2010 // Constituency News
The Hagley Road has received approval from Birmingham City Council for further development to reduce congestion and improve pedestrian safety.
The Development Strategy Team is commencing their public consultation on the Hagley Road Route Improvement Scheme with a drop in session on the Exhibition bus at Bearwood Bus Station, Hagley Road/ Bearwood Road junction on Wednesday 30th June between 11.00 and 19.30.
The proposal includes;
The removal of the pedestrian subway at the Bearwood Hagley Road junction, with the introduction of surface level pedestrian crossings;
Improvement of the existing crossings;
Some widening of Hagley Road and Lordswood Road to accommodate the changes;
Upgraded signal controls
Gisela said:
“I am pleased that the proposal includes the removal of the subway at the Lordswood Road junction and the installation of pedestrian crossings. This has long been a danger spot for pedestrians, particularly school pupils.”
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