Including 5 closely related terms such as transport infrastructure, transport infrastructure, and public transport.
… funding for improving sustainable transport infrastructure in Norwich through two tranches of the Transforming Cities fund. This has included improvements to junctions, new bus and cycle lanes, improvements to Norwich Bus Station and the introduction of the Beryl bike and e-scooter scheme; • £49.6m funding to deliver Norfolk’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (of which £30.9m is for capital projects…
… not be discouraged. Instead, we must work together to develop a comprehensive plan to reduce our carbon footprint, build resilience against the impacts of climate change and benefit from a green economy. As well as reducing the county council’s emissions, our goal must be to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across all sectors, including households, businesses, transport, agriculture, and waste. We must work…
… collaboratively, looking at all aspects of our community and how we can adapt to mitigate the risks. This includes promoting sustainable land use practices, encouraging the use of renewable energy, developing sustainable transport solutions, and protecting vulnerable people and communities. As a coastal county, Norfolk is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, and this strategy…
… of this sector. There are three dimensions to our approach to decarbonising Norfolk’s transport: supporting the switch to electric vehicles, improving the county’s public transport, and encouraging more sustainable and active travel. We are working hard to lever in government funding, with recent success in securing money to: • Bring 70 fully electric buses to Norwich in 2024 in partnership with First…
… investment in digital connectivity, utilities, and transport infrastructure to enable businesses and communities to thrive. The council will promote investments that support sustainable housing and economic 2 Local Authorities and the Sixth Carbon Budget - Climate Change Committee (theccc.org.uk) (page 47) https://www.theccc.org.uk/publication/local-authorities-and-the-sixth-carbon…