PPS4 is not primarily a transport related document but this review identifies the key transport related features.

Published by the Department for Communities and Local Government in late December 2009, PPS4 sets out the Government’s comprehensive policy framework for planning...

North Somerset Council (NSC) Executive Committee has now approved the Core Strategy Consultation Draft for public consultation. Consultation continues until 19 February 2010.

This document sets out an overview of the Core Strategy and a summary of the transport related aspects of the...

On the 10th January 2008 the Panel Report detailing the findings of the 2007 Examination in Public (EiP) of the Draft Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS) was published.

Key Transport’s Newsletter 5 – October 2009, including;

• Southmead Hospital, Bristol;
• Brockworth, Gloucestershire;
• Peter’s Planning Appeal successes;
• Roger at the National Transport Awards,
• David’s wedding...

After months of waiting the final GBSTS report was released on 20 June 2006. This 25 year strategy to 2031 underpins the JLTP (see Information sheet 3) in the first five to ten years and goes on to indicate a range of measures.

In the spring of 2006 those interested in strategic transport planning in greater Bristol were treated with the publication of two important documents, the final Joint Local Transport Plan (JLTP) published by the four Unitary Authorities in CUBA (Counties that Used to Be Avon) and the final...

An introduction to the Regional Spatial Strategy which was published, in Summer 2006, for a twelve week consultation period by the South West Regional Assembly (SWRA).

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On 3 March 2009 North Bristol NHS Trust announced Carillion as the front runner to design and build the new £430 million PFI super hospital in Southmead, Bristol. Key Transport Consultants have provided all the transport advice to Carillion throughout the Competitive Dialogue process and...

The residential sector has probably been hit hardest by the economic downturn but we remain actively involved in a number of exciting new housing schemes.

Sean is working on two schemes for David Wilson Homes each for approximately 90 dwellings, one in Brockworth,...

Keen cyclist that he is (!) Roger Key was one of the first people to register with Bristol”s new 24 hour, automated Hourbike cycle hire scheme (www.hourbike.com).

The scheme aims to provide an alternative to car or taxi journeys, especially in the city centre, by...