Walking and cycling
The Government has invited local transport authorities to publish Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) to help deliver their Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy (CWIS) and Staffordshire County Council has risen to the challenge to help Government achieve its ambition to deliver:
- Better Safety - A safe and reliable way to travel for short journeys
- Better Mobility - More people cycling and walking – easy, normal and enjoyable
- Better Streets - Places that have cycling and walking at their heart
Staffordshire County Council’s LCWIP has been approved by the County Council’s Cabinet Member for Highways and Transport and will be pivotal in helping the County Council to continue to make the case future walking and cycling funding.
Around £31m of investment is required up to 2030/31 on the priority cycle networks and core walking zones in Burton upon Trent, Cannock, Lichfield, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafford and Tamworth. The 200 potential schemes identified in the LCWIP have been allocated for short, medium or long-term delivery during this period.
Staffordshire County Council is seeking views on this version of the LCWIP.
Consultation on the document took place between 9 June – 7 July 2020 and a revised version of the LCWIP is expected to be published September 2020
LCWIP Final Report (2 MB)
Local plan policies (210 KB)
GIS Analytics technical note (7.1 MB)
Scheme prioritisation (335 KB)
Cycle audit
Burton upon Trent cycle audit (4.9 MB)
Cannock cycle audit (3.4 MB)
Lichfield cycle audit (2.4 MB)
Newcastle cycle audit (3.5 MB)
Stafford cycle audit (5.8 MB)
Tamworth cycle audit (7.4 MB)
Walking audit
Burton walking audit (312 KB)
Cannock walking audit (228 KB)
Lichfield walking audit (316 KB)
Newcastle walking audit (373 KB)
Stafford walking audit (342 KB)
Tamworth walking audit (265 KB)