Manchester City Council

Consultations and surveys Fallowfield Loop and Yellow Brick Road consultation second stage

Improvements by section

This consultation is now closed

The following lists improvements planned by area, you can also view a map with the locations of each improvement and have your say.

  1. Between Totnes Road and Withington Road
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • New seating  
    • Local information boards  
    • Repairing or replacing existing steps and ramps  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • Replacing direction signs  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges) 
  2. Between Withington Road and Princess Road
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route   
    • Creating new access points  
    • Widening access points  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • New seating  
    • Local information boards  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • Better drainage, with planted areas to absorb water and prevent flooding  
    • New crossings at access points (including ‘toucan’ crossings which allow pedestrians and cyclists to cross separately and safely), and a parallel crossing or ‘cycle box’. 
    • Junction improvements near access points   
  3. Between Princess Road and Yew Tree Road
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • Better drainage, with planted areas to absorb water and prevent flooding  
    • Manhole cover improvements  
  4. Between Yew Tree Road and Wilmslow Road
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones  
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route  
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • New seating  
    • Local information boards  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards 
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • New crossings at access points (including ‘toucan’ crossings which allow pedestrians and cyclists to cross separately and safely), and a parallel crossing or ‘cycle box’. 
    • Junction improvements near access points  
  5. Between Wilmslow Road and Kingsway
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • New seating  
    • Local information boards  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • A skate park  
    • Wildflower gardens and fairy gardens to attract local insects with native flower species which are then kept and maintained by a local school who sponsor them as part of a Forest School teaching programme.   
    • Bridge repairs and resurfacing 
  6. Between Kingsway and 'Levenshulme Station'(A6)
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones  
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route   
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • New seating  
    • Local information boards  
    • Repairing or replacing existing steps and ramps  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • Better drainage, with planted areas to absorb water and prevent flooding  
  7. Between 'Levenshulme Station' (A6) and Highfield Road
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones 
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route   
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • New seating  
    • Local information boards  
    • Repairing or replacing existing steps and ramps  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • Better drainage, with planted areas to absorb water and prevent flooding
  8. Between Highfield Road and Longford Road West
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones 
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Resurfacing 
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive 
    • New seating 
    • Local information boards 
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges) 
    • Bridge repairs and resurfacing 
  9. Between Longford Road West and Shillingford Road Path
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones 
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Resurfacing 
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive 
    • New seating 
    • Local information boards 
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges) 
    • Better drainage, with planted areas to absorb water and prevent flooding 
  10. Between Shillingford Road Path and Hyde Road
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones
    • Widening access points 
    • Resurfacing 
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation 
  11. Between Hyde Road to Tannery Way and Abbey Hey Lane
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones 
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Widening access points 
    • Resurfacing using a new coloured bitmac 
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation 
  12. Between Abbey Hey Lane and Gorton Railway Line
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones  
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Creating new access points  
    • Replacing kissing gates and barriers with bollards   
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • Bridge repairs and resurfacing
  13. Between Gorton Railway and Ashton Old Road
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones 
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Creating new access points  
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • Removing graffiti  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges)  
    • Bridge repairs and resurfacing 
  14. Between Ashton Old Road and Ashton Canal
    • Improving existing paths and adding new ones  
    • Improved entry points, with features to tell you where you are on the route 
    • Widening access points  
    • Resurfacing  
    • Landscaping to make areas more attractive  
    • Local information boards  
    • Repairing or replacing existing steps and ramps  
    • Clearing and trimming vegetation  
    • New lighting columns, and lit bollards  
    • New, attractive wall art in some locations (e.g. under bridges) 

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