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The town of Cullompton has needed a relief road for many years and for a number of reasons.
The town experiences poor air quality and high levels of congestion which will be addressed by a relief road, and it will also unlock land to support the future growth and vitality of the town.
Planning permission for the road, which will run from Station Road in the north to Duke Street in the South, was secured in January 2021 and a funding package with Homes England was signed in February 2025.
Main Cullompton Town Centre Relief Road construction work is due to start in Spring 2026 with the road completed in March 2028.
The town of Cullompton has needed a relief road for many years and for a number of reasons.
The town experiences poor air quality and high levels of congestion which will be addressed by a relief road, and it will also unlock land to support the future growth and vitality of the town.
Planning permission for the road, which will run from Station Road in the north to Duke Street in the South, was secured in January 2021 and a funding package with Homes England was signed in February 2025.
Main Cullompton Town Centre Relief Road construction work is due to start in Spring 2026 with the road completed in March 2028.