Kettering Borough Council welcomes the Government’s funding towards the cost of a new junction on the A14.
The proposed junction 10A will receive
vital funding from the Department of Transport’s Road Investment Strategy for
the Midlands.
Phillip Hollobone, MP for Kettering,
said: “A lot of people have worked extremely hard in order to make the case for
funding for the new A14 junction 10A.
“Today’s announcement from the
Government comes almost three years after funding was announced for the
widening of the A14.
“Together these two major road
improvements can provide a significant springboard for future investment in
jobs in the area.”
Hollobone said in parliament that the
cost of the junction is estimated to be around £39 million.
Kettering Borough Council has been
trying to secure an additional junction for the A14 for many years.
Junction 10A will provide a link to new
housing, education and employment in the new East Kettering development.
By Stephen Matthews
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