Plans to pilot a residents parking scheme in Weston-super-Mare unveiled
North Somerset Council are launching a pilot Residents’ Parking Scheme in part of Weston-super-Mare in the coming months.
Bathurst Swing Bridge to close in March for restoration works
As part of Bristol City Council’s £16 million rolling programme of repairs to bridges along the New Cut, one of the two road bridges that cross over Bathurst Basin on Commercial Road will close for up to two years from Monday 3 March 2025 for a full refurbishment.
Three new bus services for Bristol
A new set of bus services are due to launch in Bristol serving communities in north, south and east Bristol.
£1 million resurfacing works across Bristol city
A £1 million project to resurface and reconstruct nine roads across Bristol to improve highway surfaces is set to begin in February.
Major transport scheme across Bath and North East Somerset launches consultation
A wide-ranging transport project benefitting much of Bath & North East Somerset, which aims to improve travel choices, has launched its public consultation.
Consultation on Post-16 Home to School Transport launched in North Somerset
A consultation launched this week on proposed changes to Post-16 Home to School Transport (HTST) for young people, with a particular focus on those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
Highway improvements in Prior Park Road, Bath – please plan your journey
Bath and North East Somerset Council is advising people to plan their journeys between 3 – 21 February as highway improvement work in Prior Park Road, Bath, are carried out.
Dundry Lane improvements set for February
Work to improve the condition of Dundry Lane, Dundry will begin on Monday 17 February.
Next steps for A4 Portway transport corridor project
Proposals to improve public transport along the A4 Portway and provide better cycling and walking option for residents and visitors will be presented to the Transport and Connectivity Committee.
Committee to make decision on traffic signal refurbishment of College Green / Canons Road junction
On Thursday 6 February the Transport and Connectivity Committee will decide whether to accept £1 million to replace old traffic signals in the city centre. If approved, the proposals would help improve road safety for residents, especially pedestrians and cyclists.