Morgan Sindall Construction’s south-west business has begun the final phase of the Royal Parade Improvement Scheme in Plymouth.
The project is set to enhance reliability along one of the city’s busiest public transport corridors.
Appointed by Plymouth City Council and delivered via the Scape construction framework, the project aims to reduce delays at this interchange by increasing the number of bus stops, easing congestion, and preventing double-stacking of buses.
The final phase, on track for completion in spring 2026, includes a new sawtooth kerb line and paving around recently installed bus shelters.
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