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Saturday 19th July 2014 SH (Editor)

First public bicycle pumps installed in South Glos

The first free public bicycle pumps have been installed in South Gloucestershire. Two new pumps have been installed on the popular Bristol and Bath Railway Path, with one situated in Bitton and the other in Warmley. These heavy duty public bicycle pumps provide cyclists with a convenient facility to pump up deflated tyres. The pumps are permanent fixtures, bolted to

West of England Local Enterprise Partnership.

Thursday 28th June 2012 SH (Editor)

LEP welcomes further transport investment

Business leaders are celebrating further investment to improve the local transport system, which is a key element in boosting the economy of the West of England. Speaking on behalf of the West of England Local Enterprise Partnership, the group that provides a platform for business and local councils to work together, Robert Sinclair, the Chief Executive of Bristol Airport, said

Thursday 28th June 2012 SH (Editor)

South Glos to benefit from multi-million Government investment in transport

The West of England councils have been awarded £24 million by the Department for Transport to work with employers, schools, colleges and universities to encourage people to try a different way of getting about. Around £9 million of the Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) will be spent directly in South Gloucestershire. South Gloucestershire Council will use the money to work