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Proposed plans to upgrade the A38/A368 crossroads between Churchill and Langford take a step closer

Proposed plans to upgrade the A38/A368 crossroads between Churchill and Langford take a step closer

Plans to future-proof the A38/A368 crossroads between Churchill and Langford have been approved for delivery.  

Opening up the line for more rail travel in Bristol

Opening up the line for more rail travel in Bristol

An agreement between the Department for Transport, the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority and North Somerset Council to reopen the Portishead to Bristol rail line has breathed new life into plans for new stations at Ashton Gate, St Anne’s Park and Lockleaze.

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Looking towards the future of Western Harbour

Looking towards the future of Western Harbour

Proposals for the regeneration of Western Harbour have been updated in response to people’s views. Now Bristol City Council is seeking feedback on a draft masterplan for the iconic area.  

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Positive feedback received for proposed city centre changes

Positive feedback received for proposed city centre changes

Over half of respondents to the recent Bristol City Centre Transport Changes consultation have shared positive views on proposals to prepare for new homes in the area and the introduction of changes to bus routes and infrastructure and enhancing pedestrian and cycling routes.

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WESTbusStop+ makes sustainable travel more convenient

WESTbusStop+ makes sustainable travel more convenient

A brand new WESTbusStop+ brings together buses and other ways to travel from A to B, thanks to the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, led by Mayor Dan Norris.

Popular metrobus service to run later in the evenings and on Sundays

Popular metrobus service to run later in the evenings and on Sundays

Bus passengers on the m2 metrobus route can now look forward to later running services and a new Sunday service thanks to a £156,000 investment from Bristol City Council.

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