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The new route, which will connect to existing and proposed routes across Bath, will begin on Charles Street before continuing through the city centre via …

Together, the work will see over 47 miles of new and improved cycle routes, and almost as much new and improved pedestrian paths, click to open in a new window as shown …

The new lockers provide safe, weatherproof bike storage and are available to hire from South Gloucestershire Council. They’ve been installed by the Council with funding …

The West of England is set to invest a further £3.5 million in walking, cycling, and wheeling projects across the region.

The South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhoods (SBLN) engagement report has been published following the engagement stage which took place in the area last summer. The engagement stage saw a high number of people take part, with over 1,500 people submitting responses.

This summer, Bristol City Council is asking for feedback on proposals to make the section of Concorde Way walking and cycling route that travels along Dovercourt Road a safer and more pleasant environment for everyone.

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.

A great way to get healthier, help the environment, save travel costs, and get out of the traffic is to commute to work via the Pier to Pier Way.