Work to Start Next Week as Bus Station Area Regeneration Continues

4 Jul 2013
Dave Hodgson
Mayor Dave Hodgson

Construction of a new surface car park at Greyfriars starts on Monday as the long awaited regeneration of the Bedford Bus Station area continues.

The new car park is part of the £8.8million regeneration of the Bedford Bus Station area and will provide a total of 142 spaces, including 7 disabled parking spaces which will increase the number of disabled parking spaces available in the bus station area.

Construction will start 8th July and the car park is expected to be open well in time for Christmas.

Lib Dem Mayor of Bedford Borough, Dave Hodgson, said: "The new surface car park at Greyfriars will provide more parking in the heart of the town centre, and its construction is another key part of the regeneration of the bus station area.

"The refurbishment to Allhallows multi-storey car park and public toilets is already under way and planning permission has also been granted recently for the new bus station. Bedford bus station has let our town down for far too long and we are pushing on with the brand new facility and regeneration of the area. Work on the new bus station will be able to begin in early 2014 and will deliver vastly improved facilities for all users.

"The start of construction on the new surface car park is more welcome progress in the task of delivering a bus station area which residents can actually enjoy and take pride in, after so many years of waiting and hoping for much-needed regeneration."

Further information and artists impressions of the Bus Station regeneration are available at www.bedford.gov.uk/busstation

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