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Same-day council papers put Gloucestershire road-safety update alongside Bristol public-health forward plan

Two council publications on 18 September show Gloucestershire turning engagement feedback into updated road-safety proposals while Bristol sets its public-health and communities work plan.

Gloucestershire County Council said public engagement earlier this year helped shape updated road safety proposals for Cirencester, Siddington and Preston, including new 20mph speed limits [1]. Bristol City Council’s Public Health and Communities Policy Committee published a forward plan update for its 18 September meeting [2]. One document concerns road safety in Gloucestershire; the other is a public-health and communities committee item in Bristol [1][2].

Sources

  1. Gloucestershire County Council news: Feedback helps shape updated road safety proposals for Cirencester, Siddington and Preston
  2. Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Publication of plan: Forward Plan Update - Public Health and Communities - 18 September; Public Health and Communities Policy Committee

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