Co-discover: January to July 2022
Understanding what people love and what they would change in their neighbourhood. Mapping the current barriers to a more liveable neighbourhood.
Co-discover Engagement Report July 2022
Co-develop: September 2022 to February 2023
Gathering detailed community aspirations utilising the design toolkit to help shape the Liveable Neighbourhood.
Co-develop Engagement Report, February 2023
Trial scheme information sharing: May to June 2023
Sharing the plan, including a map, for the liveable neighbourhood that was developed with the community.
Statutory consultation: January to February 2024
Statutory consultation process for Traffic Regulation Orders.
Statutory objection report, March 2024
Trial scheme delivery: Spring 2025
Once the main trial measures have been installed, a period of data collection will begin.
Rapid review of consultation and engagement: September 2025
A pdf review of the consultation and engagement(390 KB) phases of the scheme and recommendations for future actions.
Public engagement: September to November 2025
Including a survey and independent polling.
Engagement and monitoring reporting: December 2025
Read our latest monitoring data report and public engagement findings:
pdf EBLN Monitoring Report 2025(14.81 MB)
pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025(1.83 MB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix A - Perception survey full details(4.39 MB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix B - Full Polling Report(3.92 MB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix C - WECIL audit recommendations(103 KB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix D - Citizens' Observatory Report(135 KB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix E - Poster locations and letter examples(418 KB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix F - Perception survey letter to residents(200 KB)
- pdf EBLN Engagement Report 2025 Appendix G - Active travel offers and bus gate exemptions further info(292 KB)
Transport and Connectivity Committee: July 2026
A decision was made to make the scheme permanent. Of the 460 public statements on the scheme received for the meeting, over two thirds were in support for the scheme.
West of England Mayoral Combined Authority decision on funding the scheme: September 2026 (anticipated)
Statutory Consultation: Autumn 2026
Traffic Regulation Order process in relation to elements of the scheme, such as the extension of double yellow lines/waiting restrictions to improve vehicle access and movements and the introduction of one-ways on Derby Street to prevent queue-jumping.
Some targeted informal community engagement will also be carried out, to inform final layouts for sections of the public space areas at Victoria Avenue and Ducie Road, as there is an appropriate of flexibility for this in these two locations.