Lockleaze residents and those who walk or cycle along Concorde Way are being asked to share their thoughts on the improvements they would like to see on the route. Bristol City Council is looking to improve a section of Concorde Way, which connects Stoke Gifford in the north to Cabot Circus in the city centre.
Unlike much of the route, which is situated off-road and away from traffic, the Lockleaze section is partly on-road, including at Dovercourt Road, Lockleaze Road and Constable Road. Before city designers start working on options that include on-road and possible off-road solutions, local people and anyone who uses Concorde Way are being encouraged to give their views about how it could be made safer and more pleasant.
The survey is asking for people's thoughts about this section of the route so a design concept can be developed for an 'improved on-road option' and possibilities can be looked into further around whether an off-road option could be put in place there. The survey also mentions other changes to the area, including the development of the existing depot east of Dovercourt Road, which is now out of use and currently pending planning permission to build 140 homes.
