Work to make Temple Way more accessible to start in December
A project, to make buses more reliable and routes safer and more accessible for pedestrians and cyclists along Temple Way,...
As part of a long-term strategy of investment in the West of England in transport infrastructure, building on previous successes developed through central government funded initiatives such as Cycling City and Local Sustainable Transport Fund; a new range of cycling and walking networks are being planned using the Cycling Ambition Fund.
This involves a combination of improving existing routes and revitalising streets, addressing barriers to cycling and walking such as busy roads, and overcoming the impact of cities topography such as crossing rivers and avoiding steep hills enabling us to provide better door-to-door journeys.
All the Cycle Ambition Fund projects are now completed in Bristol. The below pages serve as an archive of the work done.
Bid and additional fund application documents.
A project, to make buses more reliable and routes safer and more accessible for pedestrians and cyclists along Temple Way,...
Reopening the Portishead railway line to passengers for the first time in 60 years is moving closer with the final...
£6.7 million of funding to install a new lift and improved stairs at Lawrence Hill railway station has been approved...
Residents catching the 36 bus in south Bristol next week will be able to do so for free – thanks...
Two multi-million-pound rail projects in Bristol scooped three top honours at the Institute of Civil Engineers’ (ICE) South West awards.