Organisations that will have a say in any changes to the A46, be it expansion or re-routing. With Gloucestershire County Council making the initial proposal, this is then submitted to Western Gateway for review and ultimate submission to National Highways.

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Western Gateway

The Western Gateway Sub-National Transport Body is formed by an alliance of local authorities that have made a commitment to work together to drive innovation, maximise economic growth and improve industrial productivity by strengthening travel connections to local, national and international markets.

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Gloucestershire County Council

Have your Say Options Engagement

Link to GCC Information page for Councillors and Partners

M5 J9 A46 Webpage

Key Cabinet Member

Local Councillors

Dr Kate Usmar

Kate.Usmar@gloucestershire.gov.uk

Cllr Mel Gore

Key County Councillor

Cllr Julian Tooke

Cabinet Member for Business, Economic Development, Planning and Infrastructure

Julian.Tooke@gloucestershire.gov.uk

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Midlands Connect

Transport workstream of the Midlands Engine for Growth. They are a partnership of 28
local authorities, 11 Local Enterprise Partnerships, two airports, Chambers of Commerce, Highways
England, HS2 Ltd, Network Rail and the Department for Transport.

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A46 Partnership Group

Formed to co-ordinate the efforts of local authorities and LEPs to collectively highlight the need for improvement to the A46/M69 corridor.

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UK Government

National Highways (formally Highways England)

A government owned company charged with operating, maintaining and improving England’s motorways and major A roads including the A46.

National Infrastructure Planning

The M5 J9 & A46 Transport Scheme will have to follow this process as it is deemed to be a Nationally Significant Infrastructure project due to its size.

Cameron Thomas

Member of Parliament for Tewkesbury

National Infrastructure Commission

NIC

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Tewkesbury Garden Communities

Based upon a potential development of 10,195 homes and approximately 100 hectares of employment land, the programme was awarded the Garden Community/Town status early 2019.

Ultimately, any plans for the A46 will be impacted by the construction of the Garden Town.

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Interested Parties

Teddington & Alstone Parish Council

Our local Parish Council’s website, with a tab for the A46 and other information under the Roads & Transport heading.