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A new range of cycling and walking networks are being planned using the Cycling Ambition Fund.

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.

Now completed

All the Cycle Ambition Fund projects are now completed in Bristol. The below pages serve as an archive of the work done.


Archive

Bid and additional fund application documents.

January 2015 further application for funding documents


2031 bid documentation

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Seven Dials Bath City Centre Download png Cribbs Causeway to Emersons Green (Hambrook section) Download jpg Bristol City Centre Promenade and River Crossings Download jpg
Documents A-C
A: Statement of Intent signed by the four councils Transport Executive councillors Download pdf PDF approximately 491.39 K B: Introduction, overview, description of scheme (26 pages) Download pdf PDF approximately 9.32 M C: Completed Department for Transport application form (26 pages) Download pdf PDF approximately 3.39 M
Documents D – P: Letters of support, technical appraisals, graphics and designs (217 pages)
Documents D – E (part 1) Download pdf PDF approximately 8.49 M Documents D – E (part 2) Download pdf PDF approximately 2.56 M Documents F – H Download pdf PDF approximately 9.7 M Document I Download pdf PDF approximately 4.03 M Documents J – P Download pdf PDF approximately 860.6 K

West welcomes greater investment from spending review

West welcomes greater investment from spending review

Leaders across the West have welcomed greater investment through today’s Spending Review, with a record three-quarters of a billion pounds of transport funding confirmed for the West. That means better buses, more trains, and mass transit – with trams and much more on the table. The Treasury has also today confirmed plans to improve rail links between Bristol and Cardiff.

Improving accessibility along the A4 Portway

Improving accessibility along the A4 Portway

The second phase of a project - to reduce congestion, improve the reliability of buses, and promote active travel along a major transport route in Bristol - will get underway from Monday 16 June 2025.

Kids go free on the West’s buses

Kids go free on the West’s buses

That’s summer sorted. Children and young people under the age of 16 are set to be able to travel for free on buses across our region during the school holidays, thanks to new investment proposed by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority.

Electric buses

Bristol’s first electrified bus depot opens

Bristol’s first electrified bus depot opens

Bristol’s first electrified bus depot was opened on 3 June 2025 by a government minister and the West of England’s new mayor.

West welcomes record transport funding

West welcomes record transport funding

Leaders across the region have today welcomed more than three-quarters of a billion pounds set to be invested in transport projects in the West. The Chancellor has announced plans to more than double investment in local transport in England’s city regions, committing to “investment in all parts of the country, not just a few.”