City businesses favour £1.3m slip road plan
Published: 00:00, 16 November 2006
Updated: 09:56, 16 November 2006
BUSINESS leaders have welcomed the news that a £1.3million slip road off the A2 in a Kent city has moved a step nearer.
Paul Barrett, chairman of C4B (Canterbury for Business), said: "This is fantastic news for the district and should help cut congestion in the city."
County councillors have backed plans for a new London-bound slip road off the A2 at Wincheap as a way of solving the chronic traffic problems around Canterbury.
The final decision will be taken by Roger Gough, KCC’s cabinet member for regeneration, before Christmas.
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