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At a time when environmental issues, wellness, and money saving are an important factor for many, there has never been a better time to ride a bike.

A section of the Concorde Way walking and cycling route will be closing temporarily on Monday 6 March to make way for Ashley Down station to be built.

The hugely-popular Great Weston Ride has announced a new partnership with Bristol & Weston Hospitals Charity.

A major project to revitalise the River Avon corridor and create a traffic-free route between Bristol and Bath has taken a step forward with a funding award of £295,000 from the West of England Combined Authority, to develop plans for a new bridge at Somerdale in Keynsham, it has been confirmed.

A major milestone has been reached in the work to stabilise Cumberland Road, which will enable Bristol’s Chocolate Path to reopen by the end of May.

Proposals to seek £5.2 million funding for making walking and cycling easier in eight areas across Bristol will be considered by Bristol City Council’s Cabinet next week.

It is good news for walkers and cyclists as another £680,000 has been secured by the West of England Combined Authority, led by Metro Mayor Dan Norris.

Three schools in Bristol are taking steps to improve safety, reduce congestion and improve air quality outside their gates by proposing to join the council’s School Streets programme.