Transport Infrastructure Pipeline

June 25, 2026 Bee Network Committee (Committee) Approved View on council website

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Summary

The Bee Network Committee approved the drawdown of Integrated Settlement funding for various transport infrastructure projects. This included £1.585m for City Centre Bus Strategy Phase 2, £11.65m for the City Centre Radials Programme, £4.2m for the Improving Journeys Programme, £1.0625m for Bus Depot Engineering Asset Renewals, £25.1m for Bury Interchange, £1.512m for the North-West GM Metrolink Programme, £7.37m for Trafford's Partington Sustainable Travel Scheme, £0.1m for Salford's Ordsall Neighbourhood, £1.95m for Salford's Chapel Street / Trinity Way, £5m for Tameside's Ashton and Stalybridge Packages, £12m for Bury's Prestwich Travel Hub / Park and Ride, £1.6m for Manchester's Wythenshawe Active Travel Programme Phase 1, and £0.626m for Stockport's Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure. The committee also approved the drawdown of Active Travel Funding for several schemes, including £1.44m for Salford's Islington Neighbourhood, £0.07m for Stockport's Ladybrook Valley Phase 2, £0.6m for Manchester's School Streets, £4m for Bury's Radcliffe Metrolink Access Ramp and Parkhills Road – Heywood Street Junctions, £0.09m for Trafford's Flixton Community Streets, and £0.5m for Trafford's Aimson Road East / Shaftesbury Avenue Junction Scheme. Additionally, £49.7m Core Highways Maintenance and Local Safety & Minor Works funding and £15.6m Local Highways Maintenance funding for 2026/27 were approved for drawdown and allocation. Authority was delegated to the Group Chief Executive, in consultation with the Vice-Chair of the Bee Network Committee, to approve any further funding drawdowns before the next committee meeting.

Full council record

Decision

  1. That the current position, recent progress and key milestones on the transport infrastructure pipeline be noted.
  2. That approval be given to the drawdown of Integrated Settlement funding and associated scheme progression as follows:

•City Centre Bus Strategy Phase 2: £1.585m and Full Business Case;

•City Centre Radials Programme: £11.65m and Full Business Case for Programme Wide Early Interventions and Wellington Road North, Stockport;

•Improving Journeys Programme: £4.2m and Full Business Cases;

•Bus Depot Engineering Asset Renewals: £1.0625m;

•Bury Interchange: £25.1m and note the update on the residential development;

•North-West GM Metrolink Programme: £1.512m;

•Golborne Station: Note the recent confirmation received from DfT in relation to CRSTS retained scheme status and grant delegated authority to the Group Chief Executive, in conjunction with the Vice-Chair of the Bee Network Committee, to approve the associated funding allocation and drawdown requirements to enable a contract for the main construction works to be entered into, subject to the conclusion of all outstanding contractual and commercial arrangements with the identified contractor;

•Trafford: Partington Sustainable Travel Scheme: £7.37m and Full Business Case;

•Salford: Ordsall Neighbourhood: £0.1m and note the reallocation of £0.25m previously approved development funding underspend from Peel Green Active Travel scheme;

•Salford: Chapel Street / Trinity Way: £1.95m and Full Business Case for Phase 1;

•Tameside: Ashton and Stalybridge Packages: £5m and Full Business Case;

•Bury: Prestwich Travel Hub / Park and Ride: £12m and Full Business Case;

•Manchester: Wythenshawe Active Travel Programme Phase 1: £1.6m and Full Business Case; and

•Stockport: Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure: £0.626m and Full Business Case. 

  1. That approval be given for the drawdown of Active Travel Funding, associated scheme progression and amendments to previously approved scheme budgets as follows:

•Salford: Islington Neighbourhood: £1.44m and Full Business Case;

•Stockport: Ladybrook Valley Phase 2: £0.07m;

•Manchester: School Streets: £0.6m and Full Business Case;

•Bury: Radcliffe Metrolink Access Ramp and Parkhills Road – Heywood Street Junctions: £4m and Full Business Cases;

•Trafford: Flixton Community Streets: £0.09m; and

•Trafford: Aimson Road East / Shaftesbury Avenue Junction Scheme: £0.5m and Full Business Case.

  1. That approval be given to the drawdown and allocations of £49.7m Core Highways Maintenance and Local Safety & Minor Works funding for 2026/27.
  2. That approval be given for the drawdown and allocations of £15.6m Local Highways Maintenance funding for 2026/27.
  3. That authority be delegated to approve any further funding drawdowns which might be required before the next anticipated Bee Network Committee in September 2026 to the Group Chief Executive in consultation with Vice-Chair of the Bee Network Committee.

Supporting Documents

11. Transport Infrastructure Pipeline.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date25 Jun 2026