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It was a double celebration on Friday 8 September as the council reopened both Gaol Ferry Bridge and the Chocolate Path. The Mayor and Cabinet Member for Transport were there to reopen the bridge on time at 5pm.
Bath & North East Somerset Council has started works to remove a redundant gas pipeline bridge in Bath as part of wider plans to build more houses and improve walking and cycling.
Work to introduce new segregated cycling, improve cyclist and pedestrian safety, and join the recently completed Old Market Roundabout cycle route with Castle Park will begin on Monday 11 September.
The next major bus improvement scheme planned for North Somerset will take place on the Brockley Combe junction of the A370. The scheme is part of ambitious bus service improvements which will make bus travel faster, greener, more reliable, convenient, and co-ordinated across the region.
More short-stay visitor parking is to be included in the Residents’ Parking Zone (RPZ) in Oldfield Park and Westmoreland in Bath when it launches on 29 August following requests from ward councillors, local businesses and residents.
Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) is continuing to improve air quality with a decreasing trend in nitrogen dioxide concentrations across the city, new data published today shows (August 24).
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