Councillor Rob Bryher

...the Transport & Connectivity Policy Committee of Bristol decided to approve the submission of the Full Business Case for Streetspace 2: Denmark Street and Rosemary Lane, accept and spend the associated funding, and award contracts for the construction of the Denmark Street scheme, while not approving the same for Rosemary Lane.

...noted the Q2 2025/26 Performance Management Report for the Council.

...to procure and award contracts for pedestrian accessibility measures along the A37/A4018 corridor, funded by WECA Early Works Funding or other sources, was approved before a Full Business Case was approved, and the Executive Director of Growth and Regeneration was authorized to procure and award the contract, including any extensions/variations, in consultation with the Committee Chair.

The Transport & Connectivity Policy Committee of Bristol decided... to defer a decision on the Streetspace 2: Denmark St and Rosemary Lane project, which sought approval to submit a Full Business Case, accept and spend funding, and award contracts for the scheme.

...£1,400,000 was approved and allocated from previously allocated Strategic Community Infrastructure Levy (SCIL) funding for an Active Travel Network Audit and Improvements, with the Executive Director authorised to take necessary steps to spend the funding and adjust allocations within the budget.