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Stockport bus station set to become transport interchange

Patrick McDonnell
10 July 2018

 

Plans have been drawn up to transform Stockport’s bus station into a transport interchange. Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is working with Stockport Council and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) to develop the £1bn investment plan.

The proposals include:

  • A fully accessible, covered passenger concourse in the interchange with seated waiting areas
  • Better and easier routes to the town centre for pedestrians. with improved links to the rail station, Merseyway and the River Mersey, as well as a lift between the interchange and the A6
  • 20 bus stands, giving space for future growth in bus services
  • New bus and train travel information screens, plus a Travelshop for passengers
  • Fully accessible toilets with baby changing and Changing Places facilities
  • Cycle parking
  • A new town centre park above the interchange, bringing more green space to Stockport town centre for everyone to enjoy
  • Direct access to the two-acre park from the A6
  • Around 200 new high-quality residential apartments off Daw Bank.

TfGM and the other parties is seeking the public’s views on the plans in a series of public drop-in events across July.

Once consultation responses have been considered, an online report will be published before submitting a full planning application later this year. The proposal will include an outline planning application for an adjacent Exchange Street development being led by Stockport Council. This outline application is set to predominantly feature office use with additional retail and restaurant use.

TfGM will be working with bus operators to maintain all bus services during the construction period and will work to ensure any disruption to services, passengers and local residents and businesses is kept to an absolute minimum.

Most bus services will be relocated to a temporary bus station at Heaton Lane car park. Some bus services will run from Mersey Square and others, including coaches, will run from temporary stops in the town centre.

While work is under way, information on changes to services and temporary bus stop locations will be available at the bus station site, in Stockport rail station and online.

www.stockportchangehere.org/

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