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Liveable neighbourhood bollards on Sydney Road in Bath

Liveable neighbourhood scheme to be made permanent

Bath and North East Somerset Council will keep restrictions on two roads.

Four First double decker buses lined up on a road in Bristol. There is a bus lane to the right of the image, with large buildings in the background.

Three new city bus services to be launched

The three new bus services will be funded by £4.7m set aside from clean air zone charges.

Four headstones can be seen on a patch of grass. The nearest grave site is muddy and has tyre tracks over it. A mound of bricks has been put on top of the grave.

Graves damaged by drivers using cemetery as shortcut

Drivers are using the cemetery regularly to avoid traffic jams.

An elevated view of the historic Oxford city centre. The city's medieval buildings are lit by the low evening light and a bus can be seen driving down the city's High Street. South Park can be seen in the background

Call for city's traffic filter plans to be scrapped

The leader of Oxfordshire County Council's Labour group says planned bus gates should be scrapped.

A google street view of Cowley Road in Oxford

Businesses concerned over three-month road works

Calls to reopen LTNs during work on stretches of Oxford's Cowley Road from Monday.

A planter in the middle of a residential road has a green sign on with pictures of people walking, cycling and scooting which says "road open to."

Liveable neighbourhood trial paused after protests

Bristol City Council says it has been forced to pause the trial for the safety of contractors.

A circular blue sign with a white arrow on it with a white plate underneath that says "One way"

One-way road introduced after calls for action

The system is set for Staveley Road, in Wolverhampton, to ease congestion and improve safety.

Four people holding a yellow sign which says save our safer streets in green.

Removing low traffic zones was lawful, court rules

The Tower Hamlets mayor said he "welcomed" the court's finding that his decision was lawful.

A group of protestors outside Bristol City Hall who are against the LTN

Anti-liveable neighbourhood petition handed to council

Thousands signed petition calling for the trial to come to a halt.