M1 A6 Case Study

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This project is a major infrastructure project to go east from the M1 J11A towards the A6 to improve access and open up employment and housing land north of Luton.

The project was approved for funding by SEMLEP in the 2015 and 2016 rounds of Local Growth Fund but due to the size of the scheme, the funding has to be approved by the Department for Transport Secretary of State.

The full business case was submitted to the Department for Transport in May 2021 and an outcome is expected later this summer. If approved, the scheme would start on site in Autumn 2021.

Funding Stream: Local Growth Fund (LGF)
LGF Awarded:
£32.75m
Total Project Cost: £60m
Delivery Partner: Central Bedfordshire Council
Project Status: Due to open 2022
Projected Outputs: This project will enable the development of more than 4000 new homes and create more than 2000 new jobs in the area
Website: http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/transport/m1-a6-link-road/overview.aspx

January 2017

Central Bedfordshire College’s construction and engineering students proudly tightened the last nut on the steel frame for the College’s new Skills and Technology Centre currently being built in Chartmoor Road in Leighton Buzzard.

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