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Works will begin next month on Clevedon seafront to implement a number of updates agreed last year following feedback from local businesses, councillors and members of the public.

The works will begin in mid-February and are expected to be complete within 12 weeks, before the start of May half-term. The updates include:

•    Re-introduction of sea facing parking
•    Retention of the one-way system with a contraflow cycle lane
•    Removal of the two-way cycle path and wavy line
•    Installation of loading bays and a coach drop off point
•    Adjustment of the roundabout to provide a standard mini roundabout
•    Improved pedestrian crossing points
•    Introduction of vehicular access to the Promenade for boats and ice cream van
•    Repositioning of planters
•    Improved lineage and signage to support the one-way system.

This visual plan shows the updates which will be taking place. 

The works will begin next month with the aim of being complete within 12 weeks.  The updates taking place are in line with public feedback gathered over the last two years. We plan to reinstate the sea facing parking, replace the two-way cycle path with a single contraflow cycle path and adjust the roundabout to a traditional layout which is enabled by changing the position of the cycle lane. We will be formally publicising the works this week and will provide directly affected local businesses and residents along the seafront with more details shortly.

Cllr Hannah Young, North Somerset Council’s executive member with responsibility for highways and local ward member

As the works get underway, it will be necessary to close sections of the road on a temporary basis. However, access will be maintained at all times for businesses and residents. 

There may also be some necessary diversions to the X6 and X7 bus services whilst the works are underway. If affected, notices will be placed on bus stops. For latest updates, check out the bus timetables at travelwest.info.

The cost of the changes is being met from a variety of funding streams including council reserves, Section 106 money from developers, Local Transport Plan funding and residual funding from the allocation towards the Great Lakes project in Clevedon.

Further information on the scheme can be found online on the North Somerset Council’s website.

Press release by North Somerset Council.

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