Bath to Bristol Strategic Corridor (BBSC) Early Works Funding for Land Acquisition

May 18, 2026 Executive Director of Transport (Officer) Key decision Approved View on council website

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Summary

The Executive Director of Transport approved the drawdown of £3,683,611 of City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement funding for land acquisition for the Bath to Bristol Strategic Corridor programme on 18/05/2026. This decision enables the purchase of land required for the programme, including strategic land for future transport schemes in Bristol.

The Executive Director of Transport approved a revised construction completion milestone for the Kingswood Town Centre Links scheme, extending it to 31 March 2026, and reprofiled £122,258 of Active Travel Fund 3 funding into the 2026/27 financial year on 18/05/2026. This also included updating the forecast between cost headings.

Full council record

Decision

That the Executive Director of Transport:

1)    Approved the Early Works Funding Application to enable the Combined Authority to drawdown £3,683,611 of City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement funding for the purchase of land required to deliver the BBSC programme, including strategic land required for the later delivery of transport schemes in Bristol.

Supporting Documents

Active Travel Fund 3 - Kingswood Town Centre Links.pdf
Active Travel Fund 3 - Kingswood Town Centre Links.pdf
Bath to Bristol Strategic Corridor BBSC Early Works Funding for Land Acquisition.pdf
Bath to Bristol Strategic Corridor BBSC Early Works Funding for Land Acquisition.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date18 May 2026