Discover new places and new ways to get around your community.

A fresh start for your travel habits

Moving into a new home is the perfect opportunity to rethink how you travel. There are lots of travel options in your new neighbourhood for the everyday journeys that you need to make, and moving house is a great time to try them!

Could you take the bus to work now and then, walk or cycle to school on some days if you aren’t already doing so, or share lifts on the school run? Maybe walk or cycle to the local library, park, or leisure centre when it suits you.

Even small changes to your travel habits can make a big difference. Travelling actively and sustainably – such as walking, cycling, scooting, catching the bus, or car sharing to name a few – have lots of benefits. Here are just a few ways it can make a positive impact:

Boost your health and wellbeing

  • Add movement to your day and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits of being more active. These journeys offer an opportunity to increase your daily activity levels – at your own pace.

Explore your local area

  • Walking, wheeling, or cycling can help you discover new places and feel more connected to your neighbourhood. You might notice things you’ve never seen before!

Be mindful on the move

  • Looking to feel more present and relaxed? Try a mindful journey – whether you’re walking, wheeling, or cycling, take time to notice what’s around you.

Build a sense of community

  • Seeing others out and about can help build that community feeling. You might even start to recognise familiar faces on your regular routes.

Support a healthier, happier street

  • Fewer car journeys on your local streets can help the neighbourhood feel more pleasant with less noise, pollution and congestion.

Save money while staying active

Walking, wheeling, or cycling can be affordable and healthy ways to get around. Even swapping a few car trips can make a difference – every little bit saved counts!

The Travel Planning Team is here to support you to explore and try new ways of getting around. Here is a list of the different ways we work with your new community to do this:

Travel Plan

Your new developments have a Travel Plan designed to support active and sustainable travel. It includes measures to encourage:

  • Active travel modes such as walking, wheeling, and cycling
  • Public transport use
  • Car sharing

The Travel Plans launched in May 2025 and June 2025 for Beaufort Park & Berwick Green respectively. They are expected to run until 2033. Any changes to the end date will be monitored and updated here as necessary.

South Gloucestershire Council’s Travel Plan Team coordinate the plans and ensure their successful implementation.

Travel Information Packs

Within a month of moving in, you’ll receive a welcome letter with Travel Plan details and the name of your Travel Plan Coordinator. You will also receive a Discover Beaufort Park & Berwick Green guide and some useful travel leaflets.

Discover Guide

Image of the front cover for Beaufort Park and Berwick Green Discover Guide

Discover Beaufort Park & Berwick Green is your go-to resource for exploring the local area and getting to know your active and sustainable travel options for the journeys you need to make. It highlights:

  • Walking and cycling routes.
  • Information on public transport options, car-sharing schemes, bike parking, and other travel-related infrastructure.
  • Local amenities and points of interest that help build a vibrant and connected community.
  • Green outdoor spaces.

The guide is shaped by local recommendations to help new residents feel at home and to try travelling actively and sustainably for some of the journeys that need to be made.

As a new resident, you’ll receive a printed copy of the discover guide with your welcome letter, and a copy is also sent to you when it gets updated. You can also request a copy by emailing: [email protected] or view the digital map online.

Smarter Travel Vouchers

Image of Beaufort Park Smarter Travel Voucher front cover.
Image of Berwick Green Smarter Travel Voucher front cover.

Your new developments, Beaufort Park and Berwick Green, have a smarter travel voucher scheme. This is funded by the developer and offered to all households on the development. It can be used to help you purchase items that support active or sustainable travel.

South Gloucestershire Council administer the scheme. Only one voucher per household is allowed.

Details of eligible items and how to claim the costs back are outlined in the voucher. More information can be found in the Terms & Conditions.

For more information about the Smarter Travel Voucher scheme, contact the travel planning team at [email protected]

Travel Surveys

We conduct an annual travel survey to understand residents travel choices and behaviour so we can make sure we’re delivering the most effective support for your community. As a resident, you’ll receive a letter with a QR code and web link to complete the survey online. Paper copies are available on request.

Your feedback is important to us and helps shape future improvements. We’d love to hear from you.

The survey also lets you ask travel related questions or raise concerns.

Illustration of a clipboard with a paper checklist showing several items, some checked off.

Beaufort Park

2026 second annual travel survey

  • Runs during May 2026

2025 first annual travel survey highlights

  • Ran during May 2025
  • Included some door-to-door engagement to boost participation and offer personalised travel planning
  • Received 17 responses – 122 dwellings occupied at the time (14% response rate)

Key survey findings

The results from the first survey showed the following responses to the question:

“What is your main mode of travel for all journeys from Beaufort Park? Please tick ONE option per adult in your household”

  • Drive (alone), 39% 
  • Driver with others, 26% 
  • Vehicle passenger, 11% 
  • Cycling, 5% 
  • Walking, 5% 
  • Bus, 13% 

Additionally, the results from the first survey showed the following responses to the question:

“If you travel to work or education, what is your main mode of transport for the longest part of your journey? Please tick ONE option per adult in your household.”

  • Drive (alone), 51%  
  • Driver with others, 11%
  • Vehicle passenger, 9%
  • Cycling, 11%
  • Walking, 0%   
  • Bus, 17%
  • At home, 0%
Person taking a survey at someone's door with a main and child within the doorway.

Berwick Green

2026 second annual travel survey

  • Runs during June 2026

 2025 first annual travel survey highlights

  • Ran during June 2025
  • Included some door-to-door engagement to boost participation and offer personalised travel planning
  • Received 12 responses – 184 dwellings occupied at the time (7% response rate)

Key survey findings

The results from the first survey showed the following responses to the question:

“What is your main mode of travel for all journeys from Berwick Green? Please tick ONE option per adult in your household.”

  • Drive (alone), 41%
  • Driver with others, 18%
  • Vehicle passenger, 14%
  • Cycling, 0%
  • Walking, 14%
  • Bus, 14%

Additionally, the results from the first survey showed the following responses to the question:

“If you travel to work or education, what is your main mode of transport for the longest part of your journey? Please tick ONE option per adult in your household.”

  • Drive (alone), 43%
  • Driver with others, 14%
  • Vehicle passenger, 14%
  • Cycling, 0%
  • Walking, 10%
  • Bus, 10%
  • At home, 10%

Events

Every year we hold events like travel roadshows, local guided walks, and Dr Bike sessions on your new developments. These activities are a key part of the Travel Plan and aim to:

  • Encourage sustainable and active travel choices.
  • Raise awareness of the Travel Plan and the range of travel options available.
  • Provide personalised travel advice to help you explore your new area and discover transport options that suit your needs. Our trained travel officers can assist with journey planning and offer extra support to help you try new ways of getting around.
  • Boost your confidence in cycling through services like Dr Bike sessions to make your bike roadworthy, bike marking with the police for added security, and cycle training.

Help you get to know your neighbourhood through guided walks and local activities.

Illustration of a sustainable travel roadshow with people gathered around, visiting the stall and asking questions.

As a resident, you’ll be notified by letter about upcoming events, and you can also find them listed in the ‘Upcoming Events’ section below.

Wider community events are promoted via:

Illustration of a Dr Bike mechanic inspecting a bicycle secured on a maintenance stand.

Upcoming Events

Walk on the Wild Side

Join renowned conservationist and historian Steve England for a guided walk and discover the hidden wildlife, history, and natural beauty of your local area.

Beaufort Park – Saturday 28th February 2026, 10:30 – 12:30
Berwick Green – Sunday 3rd May 2026, 10:30 – 12:30

Sustainable Travel Event

We’re pleased to announce special Sustainable Travel Events taking place near your development. More details will be released soon, but the day will include:

  • A guided walk with Steve England
  • Free bike maintenance checks from Dr Bike
  • Sustainable travel advice and activities from the Travel Roadshow Team
  • An additional fun event to be revealed shortly

Berwick Green – Saturday 27th June 2026, 10:00 – 14:00
Beaufort Park – Saturday 12th September 2026, 10:00 – 14:00

Sustainable Travel Roadshow

Drop by the Sustainable Travel Roadshow and talk to the team about walking, cycling, public transport, and other active and sustainable travel options from your development. Learn how small changes can make a big difference!

Times to be confirmed and will be added here closer to the dates in question.

Beaufort Park – Saturday 11th July 2026
Berwick Green – Saturday 3rd October 2026

Gallery of Events

Guided Walk – July 2025

Led by conservationist and historian Steve England, this walk helped residents explore their surroundings, connect with the Travel Plan Coordinator and learn about sustainable and active travel options in the area, and foster a sense of community by meeting fellow neighbours.

Photo of the walk leader discussing the plants and grasses in the hedgerow, with a small group of people gathered around
Sustainable travel roadshows – June, July and September 2025

The roadshow team were on hand to offer travel advice and support. Dr Bike provided free cycle safety checks, and the police bike marking team attended the June event at Beaufort Park.

Photo of a sustainable travel roadshow set up beside the path at Beaufort Park, with the roadshow team, police bike marking, and Dr Bike offering cycle checks
Photo of a sustainable travel roadshow at Beaufort Park showing police bike marking, and Dr Bike offering cycle checks

Car Club

Beaufort Park and Berwick Green have a Car Club operated by Enterprise. The car is located on the Beaufort Park development. Residents on these developments can receive one year’s free membership and driving credit worth £50 when they join. For more information, contact the Travel Planning Team at [email protected]

Residents interested in car club schemes or car sharing can look on the WEST Car Club web page or explore regional platforms to see if services are available nearby.

Useful Websites

There are many resources available to help you get around, plan, and track your journeys. Visit Links to more information to get you started.

Reporting and support

  • Contact South Gloucestershire Council via their website. 

    Or by calling their customer service line by phoning 01454 868000

  • For bus service feedback, lost property or any other queries related to bus services, please contact the bus operator.

    South Gloucestershire Council and the West of England Combined Authority manage different parts of the region’s bus information and infrastructure. Please visit the Service feedback page to find out who to send your query to or complete the online form.

  • Contact South Gloucestershire Council via their website or calling their customer service line by phoning 01454 868000.

Services and training

Explore our free travel offers

Cycling

Practical support is available to help you travel more sustainably!
During the warmer months, you can take advantage of free services like Dr Bike, cycle training, and bike maintenance workshops – all designed to help you feel more confident and keep your bike in great shape.
Visit South Gloucestershire’s Eventbrite page  where you can browse and book activities.

For more offers, including Borrow a Bike scheme coordinated by the Roadshow team at Bristol City Council, visit the  WEST wesbsite and access the travel offers form to apply

Contact us

If you’d like more information about the Travel Plan or sustainable and active travel options in your area, please email [email protected] and a member of the team will be happy to assist you.