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Mayor welcomes £9.5 million active travel funding

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The North East is set to benefit from a multi-million-pound investment to improve walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure. The North East Combined Authority has been awarded £9.5 million as part of a £291 million national funding package from Active Travel England. The investment aims to enhance accessibility and encourage more sustainable travel…

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Mayor welcomes £9.5 million active travel funding

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