Bus Pinch Points – Marple Road
Overview
We have drafted highways proposals for Marple Road, between Offerton Road and Dooley Lane, which have been developed utilising funds from the Government’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS). This element of the fund is allocated to ‘Bus Pinch Point’ schemes. These are schemes that aim to reduce bus travel time at known points of congestion and/or improve safety for bus users.
The scheme for Marple Road, has been developed to align with the funding available and includes:
- Widening of Marple Road, to facilitate extended left turn lanes on Marple Road at the junctions with Offerton Road and Dooley Lane in order to improve the operation of the junctions. This would require removal of a number of trees, which would be replaced elsewhere within the locality.
- The eastbound bus stop would be relocated to reflect the revised kerbline, with provision of a raised kerb to allow for level access to and from the buses.
- Widening of the pavement along the same length as the carriageway is being widened.
More Information and Have Your Say
We would like to hear your views on the proposals, and specifically to what extent you agree or disagree with them. Full details of the proposals (including drawings) can be viewed online. We are inviting feedback from all residents, businesses, and other stakeholders by Sunday 21st December 2025 at www.stockport.gov.uk/consultations.
All responses to this consultation will be collated and considered as part of the scheme development process prior to any implementation. Please be aware we may not be able to enter detailed correspondence with individuals about points raised.
If you would like paper copy information and/or response forms, or to discuss any of the above, please contact the team by phone on 0161 474 2299 (voicemail), email at stockportwalkcycle@stockport.gov.uk or by post at Services to Place, Stopford House, Stockport, SK1 3XE.
Areas
- Hazel Grove
- Marple South & High Lane
Interests
- Stockport Council Activities
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