Reporting Duties 2022 - 2023
In accordance with the duties under sections 7 (3) and 10 (2) of the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013, please find Caerphilly County Borough Council’s annual report for the year 2022-23.
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The actions taken to promote active travel journeys
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- Completion of 7 WelTAG lite studies to develop concept designs for those areas of the ATNM in Bargoed & Cefn Forest, Caerphilly town & Caerphilly south-west, Nelson, Wattsville – Crosskeys – Risca, Ystrad Mynach town centre, Ystrad Mynach train station to college and Ystrad Mynach – Llanbradach – Caerphilly. Each study included stakeholder engagement.
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The actions taken to secure new active travel routes and related facilities and improvements
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- A469 Pontlottyn Link, Butetown, uncontrolled pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian tactile crossings, Graig-y-Rhacca and Wattsville/Cwmfelinfach
- Pottery Road, Cefn Hengoed - access barriers
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Costs incurred for new active travel routes and facilities and improvements of existing active travel routes and related facilities carried out in the preceding full financial year
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In addition to the above, the following information provides an overview of infrastructure that has been implemented during the previous year:
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Indicative spending for new active travel routes and facilities and improvements of existing active travel routes and related facilities funded or part funded by third parties
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- Network and scheme development: £670k
- Developing network strategies for accessibility improvements, behaviour code and network promotion: £26k
- Minor works (as above): £115k
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Length of new routes (Walking, Cycling, Shared Use)
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Length of Improved routes (Walking, Cycling, Shared Use)
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New and improved active travel facilities
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- Pedestrian improvements and access protection at three locations.
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Hard copies are available on request, in accordance with the statutory Active Travel Act Guidance (2021 edition).