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LCWIP cover photo with people of all ages walking, cycling and roller skating

The Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan is a detailed plan that identifies that over £400m of investment is needed and will be sought and channelled through the West of England Combined Authority.

Working with Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire councils, we’re aiming to provide high quality infrastructure to ensure the West of England is a region where cycling and walking are the preferred choice for shorter trips.

A consultation on the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan ran from the 3rd of February 2020 until the 15th of March 2020.

Thank you to everyone who submitted their views during the consultation. Your responses to the questionnaire will be considered in the development of future plans for active travel in the region.

Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan Download pdf PDF approximately 18.48 M Consultation Report Download pdf PDF approximately 577.87 K

Cycling and walking route map numbers can be found on page 2 of the full Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan document.

Cycling route maps

C01 Bath routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.14 M C02 Bath routes 3 and 4 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.26 M C03 Bath route 5 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.28 M C04 Keynsham routes 1, 2 and 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.35 M C05 Somer Valley routes 1, 2 and 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.42 M C06 Bristol route 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 6.91 M C07 Bristol route 1 continued Download pdf PDF approximately 5.82 M C08 Bristol route 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 6.94 M C09 Bristol route 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 11.14 M C10 Bristol route 4 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.73 M C11 Bristol routes 5 and 6 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.73 M C12 Bristol route 7 Download pdf PDF approximately 5 M C13 Bristol routes 8 and 9 Download pdf PDF approximately 5 M C14 Bristol_South Glos route 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 6.92 M C15 Bristol_South Glos route 1 continued Download pdf PDF approximately 3.52 M C16 Bristol_South Glos route 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 7.19 M C17 Bristol_South Glos route 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 6.95 M C18 Bristol_South Glos routes 4 and 5 Download pdf PDF approximately 4.82 M C19 Clevedon routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.79 M C20 Nailsea routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.63 M C21 Nailsea routes 3 and 4 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.94 M C22 Portishead routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.57 M C23 Weston-super-Mare routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 4.67 M C24 Weston-super-Mare routes 3 and 4 Download pdf PDF approximately 4.34 M C25 Weston-super-Mare routes 5 and 6 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.51 M C26 South Glos routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.76 M C27 Yate & Chipping Sodbury routes 1 and 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.33 M C28 Yate & Chipping Sodbury route 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.27 M C29 Thornbury routes 1 and 3 Download pdf PDF approximately 1.87 M C30 Thornbury route 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.53 M

Walking route maps

W01 Bath 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.8 M W02 Bath 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.67 M W03 Keynsham 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.54 M W04 Keynsham 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.27 M W05 Somer Valley 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.56 M W06 Somer Valley 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.17 M W07 Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road Download pdf PDF approximately 7.73 M W08 Shirehampton Download pdf PDF approximately 3.53 M W09 Westbury-on-Trym, Henleaze and Southmead Download pdf PDF approximately 5.59 M W10 Gloucester Road Download pdf PDF approximately 6.45 M W11 Knowle and Totterdown Download pdf PDF approximately 5.17 M W12 Fishponds and Church Road Download pdf PDF approximately 6.73 M W13 Bedminster and Southville Download pdf PDF approximately 6.03 M W14 Hartcliffe and Hengrove Park Download pdf PDF approximately 3.28 M W15 Clevedon 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.96 M W16 Clevedon 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.6 M W17 Yatton Download pdf PDF approximately 2.22 M W18 Nailsea 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.66 M W19 Nailsea 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 2.89 M W20 Portishead Download pdf PDF approximately 3.13 M W21 Weston-super-Mare 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 3.61 M W22 Weston-super-Mare 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 4.75 M W23 Bristol North Fringe Download pdf PDF approximately 4.49 M W24 Bristol East Fringe 1 Download pdf PDF approximately 5.6 M W25 Bristol East Fringe 2 Download pdf PDF approximately 6.87 M W26 Yate & Chipping Sodbury Download pdf PDF approximately 3.16 M W27 Thornbury Download pdf PDF approximately 2.03 M

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

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Electric buses

Bristol’s first electrified bus depot opens

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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.”