Nottingham Enterprise Cycle Route

Have your say on five new and upgraded cycle routes proposed for the Beeston area

 

To help support development of the Nottingham Enterprise Zone and provide cyclists with safer, quicker and more connected routes in and around Beeston, Via  East Midlands working in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Council, Nottingham City Council and the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership has designed five new and upgraded cycle routes:

 

• Lilac Grove - Boots site entrance to the train station
• Humber Road South - Boots site entrance to Queens Road East
• Humber Road - Queens Road East to Broadgate
• Queens Rd East - Beacon Road and Queens Road East to University Boulevard
• Broadgate - Upgrade of the existing crossing

The new routes will link the new Nottingham Enterprise Zone development on the Boots site with key destinations and transport links in the Beeston area, including direct cycle networks and to the Nottingham city cycle network.