This is to include a new traffic island west of the store entrance, and a 3-metre-wide footway for pedestrian and cycle use up to the junction with Goodrich Drive. OTHER NEWS :The record of the council’s decision says it will pay Lidl £48,333.45 to install these, “that are over and above the consented Lidl highway accommodation works”. You can send a letter to the editor to have your say by clicking here. According to a spokesperson for the council, it has some “Levelling Up” funding from the Government available to improve walking and cycling in this area as part of its Quiet Routes project. “We have asked Lidl to undertake the cycleway improvements as a part of their Section 278 [agreed highway improvement] works, with a contribution from our project, as it will be more efficient and cost-effective for the works to be delivered at the same time,” they said.