West Winch Housing Access Road: A Milestone for West Norfolk
Planning approval has been secured for the West Winch Housing Access Road, a transformative infrastructure project that will reshape travel and housing in West Norfolk. This new 1.5-mile link road will connect the A47 to the A10 south of King’s Lynn, dual a section of the A47, and upgrade the Hardwick Interchange—creating safer, faster, and more efficient journeys.
Greyfriars Project Management supported planning approval for the West Winch Housing Access Road, delivering governance, coordination, and risk management for this transformative scheme.
What the Project Delivers
- A 1.5-mile link road connecting the A47 to the A10 south of King’s Lynn.
- Dualling a section of the A47 and upgrading the Hardwick Interchange.
- Safer roads, less congestion, and quieter streets in West Winch.
- Walking and cycling facilities plus lower speed limits for sustainable travel.
Greyfriars’ Role
Greyfriars Project Management provided strategic governance and programme coordination to keep this complex scheme on track. Our work included:
- Designing a governance framework for clear decision-making.
- Managing timelines and dependencies between housing and transport.
- Facilitating stakeholder engagement across councils and Homes England.
- Maintaining risk registers and mitigation strategies for cost challenges.
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Next Steps
Construction is expected to start in just over a year, with completion planned for late 2028. This project will transform West Norfolk for generations.