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People have the opportunity to help shape and influence the future of sustainable travel in South Gloucestershire.

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.

A 20% increase in supply costs alongside additional site costs have impacted on the viability of the proposal which means the Bath Bike Park project …

No vehicles are banned from entering Bristol Clean Air Zone, which covers a small central area of the city and the Portway, but older and …

This is the initiative that aims to make roads in school communities safer for everyone. So far seven schools in Bristol have had their streets …