Eco-friendly pedestrian bridge at Bury Interchange wins approval

By Matilda Battersby 2025-08-19T08:53:00

The design by Hawkins/Brown for Transport for Greater Manchester is net-zero

A new eco-friendly pedestrian bridge set to be built for Transport for Greater Manchester at Bury Interchange has received planning permission from the local authority.

Bury councillors approved the proposal for the first net-zero carbon interchange in Greater Manchester – a key milestone on the way to the mayor Andy Burnham’s 2038 net zero targets.

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