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Low Carbon Travel & Transport Hubs ERDF 2014 - 2020 Key Information at November 2016 Low Carbon Travel and Transport Hubs Hub Dictionary Definitions The central part of a wheel, rotating on or with the axle, and from which the


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Low Carbon Travel & Transport Hubs

ERDF 2014 - 2020 Key Information – at November 2016

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Low Carbon Travel and Transport Hubs

“Hub” – Dictionary Definitions

“The central part of a wheel, rotating on or with the axle, and from which the spokes radiate” “The effective centre of an activity, region, or network” “A central airport or other transport facility from which many services operate” “A centre of activity – a focal point”

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ERDF overview

  • Basic Principles
  • focus on outcome / result
  • costs predominantly capital and procured
  • some scope for revenue type costs
  • eg. marketing & promotion, community

engagement, evaluation

  • compliance and regulations
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Low Carbon Travel and Transport Hubs

ERDF overview

  • Funding by end of 2018
  • TS allocated £13.9m ERDF 2014-2020
  • Total Project Costs £33.5m
  • Active/Low carbon operations - investment of

£8m / £12m match

  • Bid for up to 40% match in the LUPS areas
  • (Lowland and Upland Scotland); and
  • Up to 50% in Highlands & Islands (H&I)
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TS Challenge Fund

  • Indicative timeline
  • procurement of contractor
  • launch of fund (December 2016)
  • application / assessment process
  • award (aim for Spring 2017)
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TS Targets for programme

  • By end of 2018
  • 4 Hubs in LUPS area
  • 2 Hubs in H & I area
  • 53km associated paths
  • Increase in ULEV registrations in Scotland

by 50

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Active Travel Hub?

  • Services
  • Advice, Information & Support
  • Outreach & Coordination
  • Scottish examples?
  • Stirling
  • Kilmarnock
  • Ayr
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Low Carbon Transport Hub?

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Hub A - Single Site / Single Fuel Hub B - Single Site / Multi-Fuel Hub D – Multi-Site / Multi-Fuel Hub C – Multi-Site / Single Fuel

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Location?

  • Rail or Bus Stations
  • Ferry Terminals
  • Park and Ride Sites
  • Town Centres
  • Hospitals
  • FE/HE Campuses
  • Major Employment Sites
  • Community Hubs/Leisure Centres
  • ????
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Low Carbon Travel and Transport Hubs

How?

  • Tap into assets and opportunities locally
  • Building on existing activity – local / national
  • Form partnerships

By whom?

  • RTPs / Local Authorities / NHS
  • NGOs?
  • FE/HE?
  • BIDs / Development Trusts?
  • Public Transport Operators?
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Questions?

Susan Brown Active Travel Hubs Development Manager susan.brown@transport.gov.scot 0131 244 4764 Graeme Campbell Low Carbon Transport Hubs Development Manager graeme.campbell@transport.gov.scot 0131 244 7272