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£2.6 Million Town Centre Restoration Project Launched in Alnwick

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A major improvement scheme has begun in Alnwick, focusing on the 'Cobbles' area on Bondgate Within within the Alnwick Conservation Area. The £2.6 million project, led by Northumberland County Council, includes resurfacing, new paving, road and path upgrades, landscaping, and new street furniture. Work commenced on September 28 and is expected to be completed in autumn 2027.

From hexham-courant.co.uk

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The scheme is part of a wider set of improvements intended to celebrate Alnwick’s heritage and create new opportunities for residents and businesses. This investment is the first major step in delivering ambitions set out in Alnwick’s Town Investment Plan.

From hexham-courant.co.uk

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    The county might see increased tourism revenue due to the major infrastructure investment in the market town.

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