Businesses across Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are being asked for their views on the changing work patterns of their employees to help gauge future transport needs in the region.
Businesses, schools and community organisations in North Somerset can now apply for grants to support on-site initiatives that will make it easier for staff, customers, visitors or students to choose zero-emission and active travel options.
Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Council’s have another opportunity to resubmit a proposal for Energy Saving Trust (EST) Local Authority eCargo Bike Grant Fund 2021/22, following their original application in March 2020.
Businesses across Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are being asked for their views on the changing work patterns of their employees to help gauge future transport needs in the region.
Tomorrow (Thursday 17 June) is national Clean Air Day, the UK’s largest annual air pollution campaign.
A decision on whether three schemes to improve walking and cycling routes in Bath to enable more active ways of travelling should go ahead to the next stage will be made by Bath & North East Somerset Council’s cabinet next week (June 23).
Visitors to three of Bristol’s leisure centres will now be able to charge their electric vehicles while they work out – keeping both themselves and the planet healthy.
A decision on whether to progress and fund priority Liveable Neighbourhood schemes, which aim to create connected, healthy, inclusive communities across Bath and North East Somerset, is being considered by cabinet.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is urging everyone to give their car a day off on national Clean Air Day and pledge to walk or cycle to their destination instead.
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