Plans to pedestrianise one of Bristol's main dual carriageways

Ambitious proposals to turn one of Bristol’s dual carriageways into a ‘shared space for all’ have been revealed.

The plan, put forward by the local residents themselves, would see the Redcliffe Way dual carriageway from Temple Meads to St Mary Redcliffe Church completely transformed into something more like Wapping Wharf with affordable homes, local shops and a ‘playful, green public space’.

Read the full article on Bristol Post  here.

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