Residents and businesses are being asked to share their views on designs for five Liveable Neighbourhood schemes aimed at improving residential streets and making active travel safer and more attractive.
Works will begin next month on Clevedon seafront to implement a number of updates agreed last year following feedback from local businesses, councillors and members of the public.
Plans to improve the number two bus route along Queens Road, the Triangle, Park Street and College Green have been updated in response to feedback.
A raft of new cycle hangars are set to be installed on streets across Bristol including areas such as Ashley, Bedminster, Cotham and Eastville.
Princess Victoria Street has been transformed by removing through traffic to create a vibrant, traffic free space.
Work to revitalise the public space, known as Centre Promenade, in the city centre is starting towards the end of January 2025 with the removal of five London plane trees, which run alongside Broad Quay, that have outgrown their raised planters.
Following a recent £3 million extensive refurbishment of Redcliffe Bascule Bridge, including structural, mechanical and electrical repairs, final adjustments to the bridge’s lifting systems will be completed this month.
Residents and business in Nailsea are invited to attend an engagement event this month to help shape the future of a transport hub and have their say on walking, wheeling and cycling routes in the town.
North Somerset Council has launched an initiative, your new journey, designed to encourage residents and businesses to explore sustainable travel options.
Residents are being encouraged to sign up for their free month of bus travel through the popular Birthday Buses programme by Mayor Dan Norris, who leads the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority.