Transport and Logistics Network
An organisation in Somerset has received £10,000 of National Lottery funding to deliver musical activities for new dads and their young children in the local area. Based in Bath, Evolve Music is committed to supporting dads to bond with their child thr…
After years of delays, a 146-bed hotel under construction near Bristol has finally got an opening date. Completion of the venue from the team behind the five-star Celtic Manor Resort in Newport has been plagued by delays[1] since its initial announceme…
In just a few days, Bristol’s skyline will be dotted with colour as a rainbow of hot air balloons rise into the air, floating along some of the city’s most famous landmarks. As Bristol is, obviously, a city that hundreds of thousands of people call hom…
Marvin Rees has hit out at critics of a proposed Bristol underground and says the alternatives would mean having to bulldoze shops on one side of Church Road. The city’s mayor says tunnels are required in denser areas and that without them, traffic wou…
Major routes throughout Gloucestershire[1] are set to have traffic lights installed, or have full road closures in place this week as maintenance teams work to patch potholes, make safety checks, and lay the pipes and cables that keep water coming out …
Four out of five cyclists in Bristol have experienced issues with aggressive driving. More than 1,000 people responded to the Bristol Cycling Campaign’s annual survey showing how prevalent common problems are for cyclists in the city.
Campaigners said …
Motorists have been advised to plan their routes carefully ahead of this week’s Bristol Balloon Fiesta. The M5 and other roads in Somerset are expected to be busy as an expected 100,000 people per day flock to the city in time for the world famous even…
Motorists have been advised to plan their routes carefully ahead of the Bristol Balloon Fiesta 2023, which kicks off later this week. Motorways and A-roads are expected to be busy as an expected 100,000 people per day flock to the city in time for the …
The story of The Andover and Redbridge Railway (The Sprat and Winkle Line), written by John Moreton, first published in The Railway Magazine in January 1910.
Remains of the Andover canal near Romsey (Photo: Geni/Wikipedia)
THE curious nickname of “spr…
People have been evacuated from homes as a huge low pressure – a named storm in the UK by the Met Office[1] – has sent monster 65mph winds[2] battering Britain.
More than 64mm of rain has fallen today in parts of Yorkshire today as Storm Antoni[3] has…