The following works are proposed
A4 Wellington Street from the south entrance of Old Thames Valley University site to William Street junction
- Junction improvements including upgraded crossings, new right turn movements from the Old Thames Valley south entrance to High Street Slough.
- Introduction of a new cycle route between the A4 Wellington St and Slough Station via the Old Thames Valley University site.
- Widen the carriageway to create a segregated left turn at the Wellington Street junction.
Stoke Road, between Brunel Way and A4 Wellington Street
- Improvements to the bridge façade on Stoke Road, to improve the look and feel of the bridge.
- Junction improvements including upgraded crossings at the Brunel Way junction.
Slough Station Northern Forecourt (Railway Terrace)
- Introduce a quiet cycle route from the Canal Basin to the Slough Station northern forecourt.
- Upgrades to bus stop waiting areas and installation of shelters at main stops.
- Improvements to facilities for bus travel.
- Public realm improvement works to Slough Station northern forecourt (Railway Terrace).
- Improved links to the railway station and town centre via public transport.
Stoke Road and its junction with Mill Street
- Widen carriageway to two lanes westbound and southbound.
- Stoke Road and its junction with Elliman Avenue/Shaggy Calf Lane.
- Creation of a pedestrian and cycle bridge over the Grand Union Canal to improve the public access to schools, hospital and Slough Community Stadium.
- Upgrade the traffic signals including installation of pedestrian crossings and MOVA (smart controlled traffic signals at the junction).
A4 Wellington Street and its junction with Wexham Road
- Signalised toucan crossing over Wellington Street.
- New traffic signals including installation of pedestrian crossing and MOVA (smart controlled signals at the junction) to allow a new right turn.
- Improved pedestrian north-south movement.
- Potential removal of the subway and the subway ramps, to help enhance the street-scene and public safety. This will depend upon available funding and obtaining a stopping up order.
We are keen to hear your suggestions on how to make the road network safer and easier to get around by foot, bicycle and car, with particular emphasis to:
- promote sustainable forms of transport along Stoke Road.
- provide strategic routes for walking and cycling.
- undertake local highway remodelling to provide access to major regeneration sites.
- improve links to the railway station and town centre.
- reduce congestion around the area by improving traffic flow.
- improve journey time reliability for public transport.
- improve road safety in the area.
- introduce a new cycle and pedestrian bridge over the Grand union Canal.