List of future transport developments in the East of England

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A list of proposed, planned and under construction transport developments in the East of England region in a sortable table. Following the 2010 general election the new government's Comprehensive Spending Review, many unstarted projects have been reassessed for feasibility, with an eye to save money due to the late 2000s recession. [1] Some schemes have since been given a go ahead, or cut from plans, however many are still waiting till January 2011 to know what decisions have been reached on them.

SchemeModeCountyStatusPrimary sponsorEstimated construction start dateEstimated completion dateEstimated cost (£m)Note
London Stansted Airport expansion AirEssexcancelled BAA Limited 2017£2,500 [2]
Thames estuary airport AirEssexaspiration Greater London Authority £7,600 - 13,900 [3]
Luton to Dunstable Busway BusCentral Bedfordshireapproved Luton Borough Council Early 20102012£84
Luton Town Centre Transport Scheme [4] Multi-modalLutonPre-qualification poolLuton Borough CouncilEarly 2010 [5] Late 2012£26.8
Cambridge Gateway [6] Multi-modalCambridgeshireapproved [7] Cambridgeshire County Council Dec 20102012£3.14 [8] plus cost of Hills Road Bridge Cycle Lane [9]
Cambridgeshire Guided Busway BusCambridgeshirecompletedCambridgeshire County CouncilMarch 2007mid-2010£116.2
Project Cambridge [10] Multi-modalCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County Council£25
A13 Passenger Transport Corridor [11] Multi-modalEssexcancelled Essex County Council Early 2010Spring 2012£7 [12]
Chelmer Valley Park and Ride [13] BusEssexcancelledEssex County CouncilMarch 2010By March 2011£7.9
South Essex Rapid Transit [14] BusEssexPre-qualification poolEssex County Council2011Late 2012£53
King's Lynn to South Lynn bus and cycle route [15] Multi-modalNorfolkcancelled Norfolk County Council June 2010Sept 2010£0.85
Cambridge Cycling Town routes [16] CycleCambridgeshirecancelled Cambridgeshire County Council £3.6 [17]
Leagrave, new bridge under the main line railway [18] CycleLutonreserve proposalSustrans
Sawston to Abington cycleway [19] CycleCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County CouncilJan 2010£0.35 - 0.4
St Neots (Southern) Foot and Cycle Bridge [20] CycleCambridgeshirecancelledSustrans2009/102010/11£3.5
Wicken Fen Vision Spine Route (The Lodes Way) [21] CycleCambridgeshireunder constructionSustrans National Trust March 20102013£2 [22] [23] [24]
Yaxley to Farcet Cycleway [25] CycleCambridgeshirecancelledCambgridgeshire County Council
Brightlingsea to Alresford [26] CycleEssexreserve proposal Sustrans
West Horndon to Brentwood, the A127 barrier [27] CycleEssexreserve proposalSustrans
Cheshunt, crossing the A10 to reach the Lee Valley [28] CycleHertfordshirecancelledSustrans£1.7
Royston railway crossing [29] CycleHertfordshirecancelledSustrans£3.25 [30]
Norwich, connections to Whitlingham Country Park [31] CycleNorfolkcancelledSustrans£0.9
Watton and Griston Link [32] CycleNorfolkcancelledSustrans£0.25
East West Rail RailBedford Cambridgeshire Central Bedfordshire Essex Hertfordshire Norfolk SuffolkaspirationEast-West Rail Consortium£530 [33] [34] Rail link connecting the East of England to Southampton and Bristol via Oxford. Oxford-Bedford in place or funded, Bedford-Cambridge "promised".
Thameslink Programme RailGreater London Hertfordshire Lutonunder constructionNetwork RailOctober 20072015£5,500
Chesterton Interchange RailCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County CouncilMarch 2010April 2011£48.1 [35] [36]
Hitchin junction development [37] RailCambridgeshireunderwayNetwork Rail20112014£62.6
Springfield Railway Station, Chelmsford [38] RailEssexcancelledChelmsford Borough Council [39] 2015 earliest£45 +
Route 5 – Power supply enhancements [40] RailCambridgeshire EssexcancelledNetwork Rail20112012
West Anglia outer 12-coach trains [40] RailCambridgeshire EssexcancelledNetwork Rail20102011involving platform extensions and a new platform at Cambridge
Route 6 – Power supply enhancements [40] RailEssexcancelledNetwork Rail20112012
12-car capability on the Tilbury Loop and Ockendon Branch [40] RailEssexcancelledNetwork Rail20112011involving platform extensions
Crossrail RailEssexunder construction Transport for London, Department for Transport 20092017£15,900Includes possible works to Brentwood and Shenfield stations
Route 7 – Power supply enhancements [40] RailEssexcancelledNetwork Rail20112012
Croxley Rail Link RailHertfordshirePre-qualification pool Hertfordshire County Council 2014-17£162
Felixstowe to Nuneaton freight capacity scheme [40] RailSuffolkcancelled Network Rail mid-2009 [41] 2014£291 [42]
A1 Sandy/Beeston Bypass [43] RoadCentral BedfordshireaspirationHighways Agency2016£67
A421 Improvements (M1 Junction 13 to Kingston, Milton Keynes) RoadCentral Bedfordshire Milton Keynesunder construction [44] Bedfordshire£28
M1 Junction 10A [45] RoadLutonLuton Borough Councilcancelled
Luton East Circular RoadRoadLutonLuton Borough Councilaspiration [46]
A421 Bedford to M1 Junction 13 RoadBedford Central BedfordshirecompleteHighways AgencyOctober 2008late 2010£33 [47]
A5120 Flitwick–Westoning Bypass [48] RoadCentral BedfordshireaspirationCentral Bedfordshire Council2013/142015/16£35
Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway [49] WaterwayCentral Bedfordshireaspiration British Waterways 20092015£170Underbridge included in [completed] Bedford bypass construction programme. As of March 2018, no works in progress.
Dunstable Northern Bypass (A5-M1 Link) RoadCentral BedfordshirecompleteHighways Agency2016/17 ?
Luton Northern Bypass [50] RoadLutoncancelledLuton Borough Councilbefore 2016£95
M1 Hard shoulder running (J10-13) RoadLuton Central Bedfordshireunder constructionHighways Agency20092013£326 - 503
A142 Ely Southern Bypass [51] RoadCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County Council20092011£15
Northstowe Access Link RoadsRoadCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County Council£30 [52]
Mill Road Accident Remedial Scheme [53] RoadCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County Council
(J28) A12 New Junction at Cuckoo Farm, Colchester RoadEssexunder construction Colchester Borough Council Dec 20092011£25 [54]
Northern Approaches Road, (Colchester)RoadEssexcancelled Colchester Borough Council 2012LTT 4 Dec 2009, page 17.
A13/A130 Sadlers Farm Junction RoadEssexcancelledEssex County CouncilEarly 2010Late 2012£63
A120 Braintree to Marks Tey RoadEssexwithdrawnHighways Agency£500 [55]
Chelmer ViaductRoadEssexcancelledChelmsford Borough Council2011£5 [56]
Army and Navy Junction ImprovementsRoadEssexcancelledChelmsford Borough Council2016£25-40 [56]
A120 Hare Green to Harwich RoadEssexcancelledHighways Agencybefore 2016 [57]
A127 Basildon Enterprise Corridor [58] RoadEssexcancelledEssex County CouncilMay 2009March 2011£14.7
A414 from M11 Junction 7 to Southern Way, Harlow [59] RoadEssexcancelledEssex County Council2010March 2011£9.9
Chelmsford North East Bypass RoadEssexcancelledEssex County Council2014–2016£229 - 262
Colchester Central Corridor (A133) [60] RoadEssexcancelledEssex County Council
Lower Thames Crossing RoadEssexaspiration Department for Transport
Roscommon Way Extension [61] RoadEssexcancelledEssex County CouncilMay 2010Spring 2011£12.1
M11 Junctions 6 to 8 Improvements RoadEssexwithdrawnHighways Agency£698
M11 and A120 Stansted Generation 2 Airport Access RoadEssexsuspendedHighways Agency£131
M25 Jct 23 to 27 Widening RoadEssex HertfordshireapprovedHighways Agency20122015/16
M25 Jct 5 to 6/7 Widening RoadEssex HertfordshireapprovedHighways Agency20122015/16
M25 Junction 30 Improvement RoadEssexdelayedHighways Agency2014/2015
A602 Corridor Improvements RoadHertfordshirecancelledHertfordshire County Council£14.3 - 15.8
Watford Junction Station Area Improvements RoadHertfordshirePre-qualification poolHertfordshire County Council£17.7
A11 Fiveways to Thetford Improvement Scheme RoadNorfolkapproved Highways Agency 20102013£113 - 157
A47 Acle Straight RoadNorfolkcancelledHighways Agency
A47 Blofield to North Burlingham Dualling RoadNorfolkcancelledHighways Agency2011–2012£37.5
A47 to A1067 Link Road [62] RoadNorfolkaspiration Norfolk County Council
A140 Long Stratton Bypass [63] RoadNorfolkaspirationNorfolk County Council
Great Yarmouth Third River Crossing [64] RoadNorfolkcancelledNorfolk County Council20132015£80 - 180New bridge or tunnel
Norwich Northern Distributor Road RoadNorfolkCompletedNorfolk County Council20162018£90.7 [65]
A14 Copdock interchange (J55) RoadSuffolkcancelled Suffolk County Council
A14 Ellington to Fen Ditton RoadSuffolkcancelledHighways Agency2012Winter 2015/2016£1,300
A12 Improvements at Farnham, Stratford, Glenham and Marlesford [66] RoadSuffolkaspirationSuffolk County Council2025 [67]
B1115 Stowmarket Relief Road [68] RoadSuffolkunder constructionSuffolk County CouncilJune 2008Spring 2010£21 [69]
Beccles Southern Link Road RoadSuffolkaspirationSuffolk County Council£3.5 [66]
Beccles loop RailSuffolkproposalNetwork Rail£0.5 - 4
Ipswich Wet Dock Crossing RoadSuffolkproposalIpswich Borough Council2018£28
Ipswich Northern Bypass RoadSuffolkproposalIpswich Borough Council2016 Earliest£90
East Bank Link Road RoadSuffolkaspirationIpswich Borough Council
Duke Street Junction Improvements Multi-modalSuffolkSuffolk County Council
North Lowestoft Access Project [66] RoadSuffolkaspirationSuffolk County council
Great Yarmouth Outer Harbour SeaNorfolkunder constructionEastPort UKJune 2007£75Container port with proposed ferry routes
Felixstowe South SeaSuffolkunder construction Port of Felixstowe May 20082014new container ship terminal
Bathside Bay SeaEssexcancelled Harwich International Port £300new container ship terminal
London Gateway SeaEssexUnder construction DP World 20082011£1,500New container port
Cambridgeshire TIF bid [70] Multi-modalCambridgeshirecancelledCambridgeshire County Council£500 [71]
King's Lynn South Transport Major Scheme [72] Multi-modalNorfolkproposalNorfolk County Councilmid-20092011£7
Ipswich - Transport Fit for the 21st Century [73] Multi-modalSuffolkApproved [74] Suffolk County Council20122014£25
Harlow First Avenue Multi-modal corridor [75] Multi-modalEssexcancelledEssex County CouncilApril 2009February 2010£4.4

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