Have your say

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The survey for Cirencester, Preston and Siddington has now closed. Thank you for your feedback. Please keep an eye on this webpage for further updates.

We are now inviting feedback on proposals for Safer Roads and Community 20s in the borough of Cheltenham, including the parishes of:  

  • Swindon Village
  • Leckhampton with Warden Hill
  • Prestbury
  • Charlton Kings
  • Up Hatherley  

The proposals aim to improve road safety and public health by reducing vehicle speeds where people are most at risk.   

These proposals are being brought forward with the Cheltenham Town Centre Road Safety Scheme, which focuses on reducing casualties and improving safety in and around the town centre through targeted improvements at eight junctions with higher-than-average casualties.   

To comment on the proposals for speed reductions and road safety improvements, you can complete the online survey and mapping tool. Remember to have your say before midnight on Friday 19 June 2026. 

Have your say: Cheltenham

If you or anyone you know is unable to visit the website to share their feedback, copies of the project information and hard-copy surveys can be found at:  

  •  Cheltenham Borough Council Municipal Offices, Promenade, Cheltenham, GL50 9SA 

2026-2027 engagement programme 

The table below sets out our indicative programme for engagement on proposals for other locations in 2026/2027. Please note these dates are subject to change.  

 Location  Early engagement start date  
 Stroud  June 2026
 Cainscross   June 2026 
 Tewkesbury, Northway, Ashchurch Rural, and Wheatpieces   September 2026
 Cinderford, Ruspidge and Soudley, and Littledean  September 2026
 West Dean   November 2026 
 Coleford    November 2026

 Notification for engagement in other areas will be shared on this webpage.

Next steps

Following initial engagement, if feedback shows broad support for the Safer Roads and Community 20s initiative within an area, we will launch a formal Traffic Order (TO) and statutory consultation process. This consultation will follow statutory procedures set out in the Local Authorities' Traffic Orders (Procedures) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996 which can be found here Gloucestershire County Council’s formal TO process.   

During this time, you can submit written representations (objection, support or comment) by email or letter to the addresses on this page of Gloucestershire County Council’s web site.   

After the TO consultation window closes, all representations made are considered by the relevant decision-maker, who will decide one of the following outcomes:  

  • Proceed as proposed 
  • Proceed with modification
  • Do not proceed.  

We will communicate the decision and next steps via the project webpage.     

We will continue to assess prioritised areas as the programme develops and intend to implement the initiative in all areas where it is needed for public health concerns and supported by the community.   

Further updates will be shared via this website and our social media channels, informing you which locations are moving forward to delivery, indicative timescales and milestones, and what you can expect whilst works take place. 

Contact

At this stage we are collecting feedback on an area basis, with comments being invited on the interactive mapping tool and survey. We will also be collecting feedback at events, with hardcopy surveys available for completion at local libraries. We do not expect any detailed feedback through email. However, if you have any difficulties taking part, please email  speedlimits@gloucestershire.gov.uk.

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