Walcot assault case and A4 Bath–Bristol cycle response arrive in same news cycle

Bath Echo reported that a man was convicted and sentenced for assaulting Robyn after she had called police; officers found her bleeding and submerged in the bath at her Walcot flat [1]. The group said the 3.45km segregated path along the Keynsham Bypass would contribute to a direct, almost flat Bristol–Bath route that does not exist today, and that the speed limit would be cut from 70mph to 40mph to meet LTN1/20 standards [2]. Its concerns covered the last hundred metres at each end, the ban on cycling on the new Memorial Park path, and the barrier on the only new cycleway onto the route from Keynsham [2].