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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.
The first new crossing point over the River Avon in Bath for a century is now successfully in place at Bath Quays.
Ten new electrically assisted cargo bikes have arrived on the streets of Bath to help businesses make sustainable, pollution-free deliveries.
Thousands of potholes have been filled and approximately 173,000 square metres of roads resurfaced, equivalent to the area covered by 24 football pitches, across Bath and North East Somerset this year.
Businesses in South Gloucestershire received over £18,500 worth of match-funded grants to provide and promote sustainable and active travel solutions for their employees during South Gloucestershire Council’s latest round of ‘Active Travel Grants’.
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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.
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