A major development project will be begin on the Strand this summer after being delayed due to Eurovision.
Phase two of the redevelopment project is believed to begin in around six weeks after it was halted to avoid clashing with the city's busy Eurovision timetable. The first phase of the project saw the Strand cut to four lanes from six, with a new cycle lane added.
The continuation of the £22m scheme will see the cycle lane connected to the route running through the Baltic Triangle, and a further 70 trees will be planted along the road. The works have been a point of controversy for some, with drivers complaining it will cause congestion and queues.
