Carmelo Garcia

4 days ago | aol.com | Carmelo Garcia

Concerns have been raised about the impact the construction of a new cycle lane is having on Gloucester city centre. Work has begun to install the new lane on Northgate Street, with railings, paving stones and benches being removed as part of the process.. City councillors claim they did not get a say on the project, which falls under the control of Gloucestershire County Council.

4 days ago | hellorayo.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

Several people have complained over antisocial behaviour and unauthorised access to the vacant Spread Eagle CourtAuthor: Local Democracy Reporter, Carmelo GarciaPublished 3 hours agoLast updated 3 hours agoA Gloucester city centre “eyesore” will be secured to stop people from trespassing and further vandalising the building. Several people have complained to Gloucester City Council over antisocial behaviour and unauthorised access to the vacant Spread Eagle Court in Northgate Street.

4 days ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

There are concerns over the impact work to build a new cycle lane through Gloucester is having on the city’s historic centre. Work is underway in Northgate street to install the cycle lane which will be part of the county’s cycle spine connecting Bishop’s Cleeve with Stroud via Cheltenham and Gloucester. However, city councillors are concerned they did not get a say on the project.

4 days ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

An upcoming overhaul of Cheltenham bus times and routes has sparked concerns over a lack of public consultation. Changes to the spa town’s public transport network are due in September. But bus campaigners are calling for passengers to be consulted and made aware of the plans. David Redgewell, who is a member of the Gloucestershire bus improvement board passenger panel, raised concerns over the lack of public input at this week's cabinet meeting at Shire Hall.

4 days ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

There are concerns Gloucestershire's new fleet of electric buses may have to be powered by diesel or petrol generators amid delays in electrifying the network. New “environmentally friendly” buses are being rolled out across county routes linking Gloucester, Cheltenham and Tewkesbury. They also will be rolling out buses for Gloucester city routes and major connections. Stagecoach says it will ensure that buses provide zero-emissions and greener, cleaner travel across the county.