The new bridge will also provide strong links between exciting new developments in the Island Quarter, significant housing growth taking place in West Bridgford, and Nottingham city centre. In addition, new and enhanced connecting paths and crossing points will be developed, which will connect the bridge to the wider walking and cycling network, providing access to housing, employment and leisure opportunities across the city and beyond. The Waterside Bridge would be the first bridge to be built over the Trent in Nottingham for more than 60 years, and will open up new, safer commuter and leisure routes, offering a huge boost to cyclists, pedestrians and runners alike.īy enhancing connections between communities, green spaces and riverside paths, the proposed scheme will make it easier for people living and working in the Nottingham area to travel in a more sustainable way. The Board also gave approval to submit a planning application in early 2022. In December 2021, the Nottingham City Council’s Executive Board gave approval to progress the scheme with the bridge to be located at Trent Basin. We’re proposing to build a new bridge across the River Trent, enabling people to walk and cycle between the expanding Waterside regeneration area and links to Colwick Park on the north bank, and the Lady Bay/West Bridgford area to the south.
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