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Walking, cycling and other forms of active travel are set to become natural transport choice for residents and visitors in the future thanks to new ambitious plans.
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The West of England Combined Authority is asking people living and working in the region for their views to help shape the Spatial Development Strategy, a plan to make sure homes, employment spaces and vital transport links are planned in the right places over the next 20 years.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is asking local businesses to check whether they qualify for financial support to replace or upgrade higher emission vehicles that would otherwise be charged in Bath’s clean air zone (CAZ) from spring 2021.
North Somerset Council’s established Borrow a Bike scheme is diverting its focus to prioritise key workers with longer-term bike loans to help them travel to work in a healthy, active and socially-distanced way.
North Somerset towns have been awarded an additional £473,750 from the Government to introduce permanent routes for walking and cycling and socially-distanced environments.
Bath & North East Somerset Council has welcomed an announcement that the West of England Combined Authority is to receive a £3m share of a national fund to boost walking and cycling - and has committed to ensuring consultation plans are in place to engage with residents on proposed schemes.
Regional Mayor Tim Bowles and the West of England Combined Authority have secured an additional £2.96 million from the Government for measures to encourage more cycling and walking in the region.
Many Bristol citizens are taking action to tackle climate change and a new website to help them do so has been unveiled today.
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