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New images show how transformation could 'inject life back' into Walsall town centre

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The first phase of the Connected Gateway project is due to start this spring or summer. It will reconfigure the area around Park Street to create a clear walkway between the railway and bus stations. It is hoped the scheme will help increase footfall, improve the environment and introduce more opportunities for businesses to boost the economy.

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New images show how transformation could 'inject life back' into Walsall town centre

The first phase of the Connected Gateway project is due to start this spring or summer and will reconfigure the area around Park Street to create a clear walkway between the railway and bus stations.

2 months ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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New images show how transformation could 'inject life back' into Walsall town centre

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