St Alphege
Work is has mostly been completed on Route K, which runs along Streetsbrook Road between Station Approach and Bryanston Road. These improvements involved an upgrade of the existing footway to aid the natural drainage of surface water.
Also in St Alphege, Route L saw the widening of footpaths on Monkspath Hall Road and the route now has bulbs (alliums, crocus) and colourful wildflower turfing.
At Tudor Grange Park new wildflower areas have been set out. Wildflower beds and trees have already been added to Malvern and Brueton parks.
These works form part of a borough-wide project designed to make Solihull greener. Part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund, the project will open up and improve existing routes, allowing wildlife to flourish and helping people to walk and cycle across the borough.
Our contractors, Balfour Beatty, will be widening and connecting existing paths and cycle routes with green spaces. idverde will be planting 800 trees, 3.5 million bulbs, wildflower turf and grass seed.
Keep checking here for further updates.
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Maps and Resources
Route K, Streetsbrook Road
Route L, Monkspath Hall Road to St Alphege
Route N, Malvern Park
Wildlife Ways All Routes (A4)
