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Gallows Corner Flyover

Thursday 16 May 2024 · 2 questions

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Answered 1 Partly answered 1 Not answered 0

Key points

  • The Gallows Corner scheme was recently approved at outline business case stage with over 50 million in funding from the Department for Transport.
  • The Minister is liaising with Transport for London to progress the scheme to the next stage of the process.
  • The Minister suggested that any concerns about the scope of the works should be taken up with TfL as it is for TfL to develop the full business case.

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Questions & Answers

Q1 Andrew Rosindell Reform Romford
Transport
Context

The MP is concerned about the recent discussions on the refurbishment of Gallows Corner flyover.

Question

What recent discussions has he had with Transport for London on the refurbishment of Gallows Corner flyover?

Answer from Guy Opperman

The Gallows Corner scheme was recently approved at outline business case stage, with over £50 million-worth of backing from the Department for Transport. My officials are liaising with Transport for London to progress the scheme to the next stage of the process.

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Q2 Andrew Rosindell Reform Romford
Transport
Context

The MP is concerned about the safety and congestion issues at Gallows Corner, a major junction connecting eastern Greater London with Essex.

Question

He thanked the Minister for announcing funding but expressed disappointment that there is not a fundamental restructuring of the junction. He highlighted long-standing concerns over safety and congestion and asked the Minister to liaise with Transport for London and develop something better and more permanent.

Answer from Guy Opperman

The Minister reassured the MP that over £50 million is being spent to improve Gallows Corner junction. He suggested that if the MP has concerns about the scope of the works, they should be taken up with TfL as it is for TfL to develop the full business case.

Partly answered

Not addressed: fundamental restructuring and safety improvements

How: If My Hon. Friend Has Concerns About The Scope Of The Works, I Urge Him To Take Them Up With Tfl

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