The controversial cycle lane running from Castleton to Rochdale will be extended after town hall bosses approved the plan - after knocking proposals back two times before.
The 'active travel route', which would see major junctions on the A58-Manchester Road upgraded and segregated cycle lanes created alongside it, has been given the go-ahead.
Some £9.1m from the Mayor’s Challenge Fund will go towards the second phase of of the Bee Network project, which will see work already started in Castleton continued. READ MORE: Rail passengers from Manchester to London can expect a new Euston...
but it could be years before it's even planned out The plan is to create safer ways for pedestrians and cyclists to get to busier parts of the borough, coinciding with Bee Network infrastructure being introduced.
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