A6 / Railway Road Junction Changes

Closed 7 Aug 2020

Opened 21 Jul 2020

Feedback updated 3 Jun 2021

We asked

We asked your thoughts on proposed changes to the A6/Railway Road junction.

You said

A total of 38 online and six email responses were received, comments were also taken from one phone call. The main consultation audience was: residents and businesses in the local area; those who may be affected by or use the proposed infrastructure; and key local stakeholders including statutory consultees, business organisations, special interest groups and politicians.

Respondents were asked to what extent they agreed or disagreed with the proposals for the A6 / Railway Road junction. 38% (14) strongly agreed or agreed and 46% (17) strongly disagreed or disagreed, 16% (6) neither agreed nor disagreed.

Respondents were asked to what extent they agreed or disagreed with the proposal to make John Street one-way away from the junction, and Loonies Court one-way towards Norbury Street. 54% (20) strongly agreed or agreed and 11% (4) strongly disagreed or disagreed, 35% (13) neither agreed nor disagreed or didn’t know.

We did

The Cabinet Member for Economy and Regeneration recommended to approve the implementation of the updated proposals in accordance with the proposed drawing. As part of a wider scheme, we also have a further consultation planned.

Overview

The Town Centre Access Plan (TCAP) is a package of measures transforming the accessibility and connectivity to and around Stockport. It is making it easier for everyone to travel and specifically aims to ease congestion and encourage walking and cycling. A key element of TCAP is improving access to public transport facilities and developments.

As part of the TCAP, Stockport Council is consulting on proposed changes to the A6/ Railway Road junction which include an extended two-lane approach on Railway Road and new crossing facilities.

Stockport Council will not reply to all individuals but will collate, analyse and consider all responses received and the feedback from the consultation will be used as part of the decision making process prior to the implementation of any scheme.

We would like your views on the proposals, a public consultation is taking place between 22nd July and 7th August 2020. Please consider the information provided on the following page, and indicate whether you are in support of the proposals by completing this consultation. 

If you have any questions about the proposals please do not hesitate to contact the team on 0161 474 2299 or at towncentreaccess@stockport.gov.uk.

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