The Joint Local Transport Plan 4 (JLTP4) – led by the West of England Combined Authority, working with Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire councils – sets out the vision for transport up to 2036. It shows how we will aim to achieve a well-connected sustainable transport network that works for residents across the region; a network that offers greater, realistic travel choices and makes walking, cycling and public transport the natural way to travel. This latest JLTP builds on a draft published and consulted on in 2019, receiving around 4,200 responses over the course of six weeks.
The Full Equalities Impact Assessment and Health Impact Assessment are included as Appendices C & D of the Strategic Environmental Assessment.
New artist’s impressions of Portishead and Pill stations have been unveiled, in a major milestone for the £200m Portishead to Bristol railway...
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Bristol Cycling Centre in Bamfield is hosting a free cycling celebration on Saturday 25 July to mark ten years since the popular cycling hub opened its gates.
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The return of the hugely popular Kids Go Free scheme, bringing back free bus travel for children and young people...
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The case for making the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood (EBLN) trial scheme permanent will be considered by Bristol City Council’s...
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Plans for a landmark new Bristol Regional Cycling Hub, that could transform opportunities for cycling across the region, are set to be considered...
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