Transport Infrastructure Pipeline

September 24, 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 (CRSTS) funding for various transport infrastructure projects, including Pelican to Puffin crossing upgrades, City Centre Bus Strategy Phase 1, and Hattersley Station. The committee also approved the drawdown of £60m for Highways Maintenance, subject to GMCA approval. Additionally, they approved the drawdown of Active Travel Funding for the School Streets Programme, Active Travel Remedial Works, and Secure Cycle Parking.

Full council record

Decision

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

•  Pelican to Puffin: £4.662m;

•  City Centre Bus Strategy Phase 1: £9.006m and Full Business Case;

•  Improving Journeys: Bury – Rochdale ITS Enhancements: £0.24m;

•  Hattersley Station: £3.6m;

•  Travel Hubs Smaller Access Works: £1.85m;

•  New Stops: Elton Reservoir: £0.161m;

•  Trafford: Warwick Road and Stretford Cycleways: £0.26m; and

•  Manchester: Wythenshawe Manchester Active Travel Strategy and Infrastructure Plan (MATSIP) Phase 2: £1.63m and Full Business Case;

  1. That the drawdown of £60m Integrated Settlement (CRSTS) funding for Highways Maintenance, be approved subject to GMCA approval of the funding reallocation at the meeting on 25th September 2026;
  2. That the drawdown of the revenue resources set out in this report in line with the already established arrangements for the release of revenue funding, be approved subject to GMCA approval of these allocations on 25th September 2026.
  3. That the drawdown of Active Travel Funding and associated scheme progression, be approved subject to GMCA approval of the funding allocation at the meeting on 25th September 2026, as follows:

·         School Streets Programme: £0.5m;

·         Active Travel Remedial Works: £0.2m; and

·         Secure Cycle Parking: £0.3m

Supporting Documents

BNC 20260924 Transport Infrastructure Pipeline.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date24 Sep 2026