Key Transport has worked on several projects for Longleat Estates in recent years. The most recent is a Hotel Resort, including a 240 bedroom hotel, 200 delegate function facilities and a water park located at Tascroft, just west of the A36 (T) Warminster Bypass and 3km from the main entrance to...

Having previously assisted in obtaining planning permission for a for 185 apartments and commercial uses on the former Pring & St Hill site on Malago Road in Bedminster in 2011 which has since lapsed, KTC is pleased to be providing transport advice to Rollo Homes on a scheme for in excess of...

Following on from leading the highway and transport input to the successful Cabot Circus major retail project in the centre of Bristol Roger is now advising on the adjacent Callowhill Court proposals. The proposal is for in excess of 100,000m2 of mixed use retail, commercial, leisure and...

KTC first worked on proposals to redevelop the redundant and derelict industrial buildings between Redcliff Street, Three Queens Lane and St Thomas Street in 2007. This culminated in a planning consent in 2010 for mixed use office led development but the scheme stalled as a result of the...

A resolution to grant planning permission was given by the B&NES planning committee in December 2016 for 250 homes and primary school at East Keynsham.

Acting for Mactaggart & Mickel KTC has been providing transport advice on this major land interest for a number of years and...

Acting for Hopkins Developments KTC provided transport advice on a new concrete batching plant on the outskirts of Wincanton which received planning permission in December 2016.

A previous scheme for the site included significant offsite highway works comprising enlarging an existing...

Having worked on this site for various clients since 2008 it was pleasing to see the site gain planning permission in October 2016 and Linden Homes are now in the process of developing the site for 114 homes.

The site has an interesting history being first developed as a brass mill in...

In the final instalment of my series of three blogs (click here for the first and second) I look forward...

In the second of my series of three blogs (click here for the first) I compare Bristol to contemporary cities in the UK and abroad.

Is it fair to complain about transport...

As a commuter, a Professional Transport Planner, chairman of the Business West Transport Group and sometime advisor on the Mayor of Bristol’s Transport Group, I often hear complaints about the state of our roads, the levels of congestion in Bristol, the impact these things have on...