Having already secured over £8 million for the Chisholm Trail cycle and pedestrian route, Nichola and the local Lib Dems have set out an ambitious three-point plan for the project.

Nichola is keen to see the route fulfil its full potential and become more than just an ordinary highways scheme.

As part of the three-point plan, Nichola wants:

• the Trail to be built on both sides of the rail track from the very beginning.
• excellent access links to it from Romsey, including William Smith Close, the housing Co-Op, Great Eastern Street, and along Cromwell Road.
• the Trail to be an attractive environment, with trees, benches, public art, as well as cafes and other community facilities.

A PLEASANT PLACE FOR RESIDENTS ..

Commenting on her ambitious vision, Nichola said: “My plan will allow local people to get to and from school and work more easily, and make it a pleasant place for residents to go for a walk. We can’t rest on our laurels with this. I will fight to ensure the route lives up to its full potential.”

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