Temporary footbridge swung into place on Winterstoke Road
Demolition of the existing bridge is due to start in December, followed by works to build a new bridge that will secure this important route along Winterstoke Road for the next 125 years.
Work to boost active travel in Stockwood to start in November
Construction work, to make it safer to walk, wheel and cycle through Stockwood, is starting in November 2025, as part of the project to improve the number 2 bus route through Bristol.
metrobus iPoint Survey
We are looking for views from metrobus passengers on how they use iPoints.
National Highways Press Release: Beam me up – A432 bridge construction reaches milestone
National Highways is warning road users that the M4 north of Bristol will be closed to allow steel beams for the new A432 Badminton Road Bridge to be lifted into place.
Making rail travel easier for everyone in the West
A new survey has launched to find out about people’s experiences of travelling by rail across the West and any challenges they face.
Industrial action by First Bus: 16 – 19 Sept 2025
Strike action by some First Bus drivers is planned to take place this week. This will affect most city bus services in Bristol run by First Bus.
Cycle September is back!
Following a hugely successful campaign in 2024, Cycle September is back once again to champion the joy of cycling. The scheme, run by cycling organisation Love to Ride along with local authorities from across the UK, aims to promote the wide-ranging benefits of cycling by encouraging residents to sign up and log their cycling rides throughout September.
Creating a cycle path on Christmas Street
Work is taking place to create a separated cycle path on Christmas Street in the city centre from 8 to 27 September 2025.
Portway Park & Ride’s remodelled bus entrance to reopen on 12 September
Work to remodel the junction that buses use to access the Park & Ride on the A4 Portway is almost complete, and the number 9 bus will soon be able to stop at the site once more.
£5.4 million investment into south Bath
The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority will invest nearly £3 million into the Scholars’ Way scheme to improve walking, wheeling, and cycling routes across the south of Bath, on top of almost £2.4 million already committed by Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES) Council.