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Western Daily Press

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July 15, 2025

THREE particular problems were raised by members of the public about traffic in South Bristol ahead of an upcoming liveable neighbourhood project.

Speeding traffic, problems with car parking, and a lack of safety for people cycling all received the most comments last summer.

Transport planners are now drawing up initial designs for the South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood, based on that feedback. These will focus on fixing the issues people highlighted most, and include safer crossings, wider pavements and less pavement parking.

Bristol City Council has published an engagement report exploring the results of what people think about the area covered by the scheme, which includes Ashton Vale, Bedminster, Windmill Hill and Totterdown.

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