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Pwll y Grawys, Denbigh – Active Travel Improvements

Denbighshire County Council

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Denbighshire County Council wishes to appoint a contractor for a scheme in Denbigh that will upgrade the Pwll y Grawys area of the town, improving and extending existing footpaths to enhance active travel connectivity, journey quality, and ease of movement for pedestrians and cyclists. The proposed upgrade measures include removing the existing roundabout and replacing it with two mini-roundabouts, installing a zebra crossing, widening sections of existing narrow paths, increasing the junction radius, improving crossing facilities, introducing dropped kerbs, and enhancing the quality of the footways. The aim of these improvements is to develop active travel links—specifically for school pupils and those seeking access to the town centre from residential areas to the west of the town—and to encourage walking and cycling as modes of travel within the town and beyond. Denbigh is a traditional market town that attracts tourism thanks to its medieval history and castle. It is located in the heart of Denbighshire.

Deadline: 18 Nov 2026(22 days left)
Published: 27 Oct 2026(3 hours ago)
Contract value: £480,000
Location: United Kingdom
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-079159
First seen: 2 hours ago

Classifications

45233100Construction work for highways, roads45233130Construction work for highways45233210Surface work for highways45200000Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work71311220Highways engineering services

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