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Welcome to this consultation on Ashford Borough Council's
In 2024, Sustrans carried out an initial feasibility study for a new route (Route 4) connecting Ashford town centre to Repton and Victoria Park, which was identified in the Ashford Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP).
Through completing this survey, we are hoping to identify any local issues that may affect the delivery and success of the project (Route 4) and understand any changes that could be made to the proposals as part of this consultation.
Below is a map of the new Route 4. Further details on each section can be found in the document attached in the sidebar.
Welcome to this consultation on Ashford Borough Council's
In 2024, Sustrans carried out an initial feasibility study for a new route (Route 4) connecting Ashford town centre to Repton and Victoria Park, which was identified in the Ashford Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP).
Through completing this survey, we are hoping to identify any local issues that may affect the delivery and success of the project (Route 4) and understand any changes that could be made to the proposals as part of this consultation.
Below is a map of the new Route 4. Further details on each section can be found in the document attached in the sidebar.