Contract awarded for new £17 million King's Dyke bypass in Whittlesey

A contract has been awarded for a new bypass to replace the King's Dyke level crossing in Whittlesey.
A barrier failure at Kings Dyke level crossing caused tailbacks on the A605, almost as far back as Stanground ENGEMN00120121220103106A barrier failure at Kings Dyke level crossing caused tailbacks on the A605, almost as far back as Stanground ENGEMN00120121220103106
A barrier failure at Kings Dyke level crossing caused tailbacks on the A605, almost as far back as Stanground ENGEMN00120121220103106

The long awaited £17 million scheme will see the bypass connect to the A605 with roundabouts at Funthams Lane and the brick works.

Currently, the level crossing closes on a regular basis, causing delays to motorists.

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A Cambridgeshire County Council spokesperson said: “It was agreed on Thursday, August 10 at the Economy and Environment Committee to approve the award of a design and construction contract to the preferred bidder.

“We will be letting residents know further details when we have reached a point of signing contracts and are able to comment publicly.”