Scheme Oldhams Estate Active Neighbourhood
Active Neighbourhoods prioritise people & place creating spaces for play, chatting & safer streets for those travelling on foot or by bike.
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Map key
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Active neighbourhood
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Bridge, ramp or other structure
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Crossing
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Cycle Hire Station
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Cycle Hub
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Cyclops Junction
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Football
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Gym
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Hospital
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Junction Improvement
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Library
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Modal Filter
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Open Cycle Parking
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Park or Playground
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Parklet
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School
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Tennis
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Train Station
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Tram Station
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Scheme description
Bolton’s plans focus on the Oldhams Estate in Astley Bridge, where rat-running has previously been identified as an issue for residents.
Residents are being asked to feedback what they like about their area, but also how it could be made better - and whether they would like to stop through traffic using their streets as a short-cut.
This scheme is part of a GM-wide project to deliver an Active Neighbourhood in every borough, overseen by TfGM, Arup and Sustrans.