The Liverpool Road Corridor (Cadishead to Eccles) Strategy and Action Plan
Linear Corridors, such as the A57, A6, A580, A666 and A575, have been identified as a priority in the Salford West Framework. Linear corridors directly influence the quality of life of residents and potential investment into the area. They are often the only impression that visitors receive of the area. The A57 (Liverpool Road Corridor) has been identified as the linear corridor in most need of investment, and a priority Salford West action for 2008/11.
The council developed the Liverpool Road Corridor Strategy, a ten year plan which says how the council and its partners will make the area a more vibrant and well connected place to live and work. It is based on substantial consultation with local communities, Elected Members, strategic partners and local businesses. The consultations built upon in depth analysis of local data. It sets a vision of a "...high quality, economically sustainable corridor into Salford."
The strategy is already being delivered. 2008 saw new hanging baskets, barrier baskets, trees and flower beds along the corridor. Businesses in priority areas in Patricroft and Cadishead Neighbourhood Centres are benefitting from a new shop front improvement grant scheme. Designs are being drawn up to complement the shop front improvements and improve public spaces in priority shopping and leisure areas in Patricroft and Cadishead Centres. Work is also underway on a masterplan for the Patricroft Bridge area.
Find out more about what is happening and how to get involved through the links to the left hand side.
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This page was last updated on 24 November 2009
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