Various Restrictions - Gloucester City Centre Cycle Spine - Southgate Street and Surrounding Roads

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Gloucestershire County Council is proposing to:

  1. Introduce junction tables along Llanthony Road and St Luke Street as well as re-align the existing junction table at the entrance to The Docks; and
  2. Introduce/alter pedestrian/cycle crossing facilities along Bristol Road, Southgate Street and St Ann Way; and
  3. Upgrade parts of the existing footways by reshaping and resurfacing, introduce sections of shared use footways/cycleways by upgrading some of the existing footways and introduce new sections of segregated footways/cycleways; and
  4. Remove some existing shared use permit holders zone GC/pay and display parking bays from Southgate Street and replace them with permit holder zone GC only parking bays along Spa Road; and
  5. Introduce/revoke waiting, loading and stopping restrictions along Church Street, Southgate Street and St Ann Way; and
  6. Introduce a banned right turn from Trier Way into Southgate Street and a banned left turn from Southgate Street into Trier Way.

This scheme forms part of the Gloucestershire Cycle Spine, extending across the county.

To view the relevant documents, please see below:

Draft Order Waiting Restrictions

Draft Order Prohibited Turns

Notice Of Intention

Statement of Reasons

Due Regard Statement

Waiting Restriction Consultation Plan

Prohibited Turns Consultation Plan

Humps And Crossings Consultation Plan

Tile BJ113 Rev 2 To Be Revoked

Tile BJ114 Rev 2 To Be Revoked

2017 On-Street Parking Order

HAVE YOUR SAY - Any objections or representations to all, or part, of the proposals together with the grounds on which they are made must be sent in writing to the Assistant Director of Legal Services, Shire Hall, Westgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2TG or emailed to highwayconsult@gloucestershire.gov.uk no later than the 27th November 2026. (Please quote reference CB90620). Representations of support will also be received during this period.

Any comments that you make concerning this proposal cannot be treated as confidential.

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