Bus priority measures now means Newmarket Road operates a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week bus lane for its entire length.

The garden is now complete and is now open to the public daily, Summer opening hours are from 9am - 6 pm.

Funding from the Greater Norwich Development Partnership has allowed the Norwich Fringe Countryside Management Project to install the canoe platform at the Scouts hut off Sandy Lane in Old Lakenham.

The GNDP and Open Academy jointly worked to deliver this extension project. The heath has been expanded and recreated from the original heathland landscape via key green corridors.

This project is based in the City of Norwich and aims to demonstrate the benefits of regenerating the area around the river for recreational and cultural purposes.

The Lady Julian Bridge is an integrated cycle / walkway swing bridge (to maintain the core navigation routes to/from the city) connecting the Riverside Complex & the historic King Street.

This project is one of a number of proposed interventions to improve bus-flow around the city centre. The Grapes Hill / Dereham Road intersection was identified as a priority after consultation with bus operators and reviewing bus performance statistics, the problems are largely linked to the existing road layout.

A key proposed feature of the Bus Rapid Transit routes, providing up-to-date real-time information on the bus services, indicating the bus services running from the stop.

Active regeneration and improvement of Bunkers Hill, an area of historic Wooded Ridge involving the local community. Project will include improvements to different sectors.

Environmental improvement works to enhance public space and create an exciting destination within an area of cultural and historic importance.