Residents to be given advance warning of road closures as Flitwick station's major revamp begins
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Construction work is set to start this month on the new Flitwick Transport Interchange Scheme.
It will connect bus and rail services and will feature:
*A new station forecourt with pedestrian, cycle and vehicle access
*A new passenger drop-off and dedicated taxi areas
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Hide Ad*A public transport interchange with three bus stops, passenger waiting areas, including real-time departure information
*Improvements to Steppingley Road, including vehicle access to both the station and Tesco opposite
*Dedicated facilities for Center Parcs Woburn passenger collection and drop-off
Councillor Kevin Collins, executive member for planning and regeneration, said: “This year has seen considerable progress made on the Flitwick Transport Interchange Scheme, despite being affected by industry-wide challenges such as pressures on transportation and sourcing of materials.”
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Hide AdThe council is still working closely with South East Midlands Local Enterprise Partnership (SEMLEP) - which contributed £2.2 million - to deliver the project.
In the coming weeks, residents and businesses will receive a letter, giving advance warning of planning road closures and diversions.
Pre-construction works habe already been completed.