… of quality walking and cycling infrastructure. • £150k feasibility funding to explore the potential of a low carbon heat network in St Helens Town centre. This pioneering project would be one of the first of its kind in the UK and could provide low carbon to benefit thousands of people and businesses. • £3.25m from the Town Deal Fund for connected places integration. • Fabric first…
… the borough. 2322 • Ensure that all of the energy we purchase and use is generated from 100% renewable sources. • Review our procurement processes so that anyone wanting to do business with the Council is committed to decarbonising their own activities. • Ensure climate change is at the heart of St Helens and Earlstown regeneration proposals. • Create a dedicated pedestrian and cycling…
… route, connected to Lea Green Station as part of the Eastern Regional Interchange and Connectivity package. • Position St Helens as the natural home for exponential growth in green jobs. We will do this by building on some of our existing partnerships and also creating new ones. • Explore the demand and infrastructure needed to roll out EV charging across the Borough • Engage with our…
… of us to choose to make those everyday local trips on foot, by bike or on public transport. As a partner in the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, we will work to shape emerging policy such as the new City Region Local Transport Plan to ensure that reducing transport’s contribution to climate change remains a strategic priority across everything we do. We will also work to ensure…
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