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Yahoo
18-05-2025
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People's views sought on £156m roundabout revamp
Residents, businesses, schools, and community groups are being asked to share their views on a £156m revamp of a roundabout "at the heart of Plymouth's transport network". Plans for Manadon roundabout, which links the A38 and Tavistock Road, feature wider roundabout entrances, bus priority lanes, and new cycle and pedestrian bridges. The transformation of "under-used green space" off Treveneague Gardens is also in the plans, said Plymouth City Council. "If we do nothing, congestion will worsen as the city continues to grow, queues will extend dangerously onto the A38, and access to key places like Derriford Hospital, Plymouth Argyle matches and the dockyard will be harder than ever." More news stories for Devon Listen to the latest news for Devon A six-week engagement exercise called Keep Manadon Moving invites residents to contribute their opinions at these events: Wednesday 21 May 17:30-19:00 BST at Manadon Sports Hub Wednesday 4 June 17:30-19:00 at Manadon Sports Hub Friday 20 June 16:30-18:00 at Manadon Sports Hub Saturday 21 June 10:30-12:30, at Central Library Councillor Mark Coker, cabinet member for transport, said: "We must improve Manadon, not just for reliability and efficiency today, but also for the future and we're determined to get it right." Richard Stevens, managing director of Plymouth City Bus, welcomed improvements to the area. "I'd encourage all bus users to get involved with the engagement process and ensure that their views on the initial design of the scheme are heard," he said. Follow BBC Devon on X, Facebook and Instagram. Send your story ideas to spotlight@ Keep Manadon Moving Plymouth City Council Upgrade of busy interchange gets £13.3m in funding Plymouth roads set for £6m upgrade
BBC News
18-05-2025
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- BBC News
People's views sought on £156m Plymouth Manadon roundabout revamp
Residents, businesses, schools, and community groups are being asked to share their views on a £156m revamp of a roundabout "at the heart of Plymouth's transport network".Plans for Manadon roundabout, which links the A38 and Tavistock Road, feature wider roundabout entrances, bus priority lanes, and new cycle and pedestrian transformation of "under-used green space" off Treveneague Gardens is also in the plans, said Plymouth City Council."If we do nothing, congestion will worsen as the city continues to grow, queues will extend dangerously onto the A38, and access to key places like Derriford Hospital, Plymouth Argyle matches and the dockyard will be harder than ever." A six-week engagement exercise called Keep Manadon Moving invites residents to contribute their opinions at these events:Wednesday 21 May 17:30-19:00 BST at Manadon Sports HubWednesday 4 June 17:30-19:00 at Manadon Sports HubFriday 20 June 16:30-18:00 at Manadon Sports HubSaturday 21 June 10:30-12:30, at Central LibraryCouncillor Mark Coker, cabinet member for transport, said: "We must improve Manadon, not just for reliability and efficiency today, but also for the future and we're determined to get it right."Richard Stevens, managing director of Plymouth City Bus, welcomed improvements to the area."I'd encourage all bus users to get involved with the engagement process and ensure that their views on the initial design of the scheme are heard," he said.
