Lichfield Road / Aston Hall Road Junction Improvement

Closed 6 Dec 2013

Opened 21 Nov 2013

Contact

Mr Brian Palmer

(Senior Engineer)

Infrastructure Projects

0121 303 7192

transport.projects@birmingham.gov.uk

Feedback updated 24 Jul 2015

We asked

We asked for your comments with regards to the junction improvements.

You said

Majority of the comments received were in support of the scheme, with additional measures requested.

We did

Following the feedback received during consultation subsequent amendments where undertaken to the scheme. The Full Business Case was approved and the scheme will be completed on site in autumn 2015.

Overview

Birmingham City Council is proposing improvements at the Lichfield Road / Aston Road Junction to reduce congestion and provide capacity for future developments (refer to ‘Lichfield Road/Aston Hall Road Consultation’ plan’).

We are proposing improvements to the signalised junction and a summary of proposals is as follows:

 

  • Demolition of King Edward VII Public House
  • Widening of the Carriageway
  • New Footways
  • Advanced Cycle Lane Provision
  • Extension of Bus Lane
  • Improvement to the Traffic Signals
  • New Road Markings.

 

DATA PROTECTION ACT, 1998

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Areas

  • NECHELLS

Audiences

  • All residents
  • Asylum Seekers and Refugees
  • Minority Ethnic people
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