The KCG committee recently (24th Sept) met with Jon Toy, Bristol City Council’s RPZ liaision officer, to discuss the proposed changes to the Kingsdown zone. Below are summary notes of the meeting. The KCG will send a response to…
The Government has recently urged Councils to cut down on unnecessary (and expensive) street signs and posts, but it often takes a long time for this sort of pronouncement to have any real effect on…
The City Council’s traffic engineers have sent us a summary of the points made in the consultation on their plans for Marlborough Hill, and have given a detailed response to each of the points. You…
THE PROPOSED RESIDENTS’ PARKING SCHEME (RPZ) The City has circulated 50,000 copies of the RTZ consultation paper and questionnaire. If you haven’t received your copy, download it from http://tinyurl.com/6h5ydx or get a copy from the…
KCG members may recall that we have not taken a formal view for or against the RPZ, because there was no clear consensus among our membership when the Council last published detailed proposals three years…
Thanks to Kingsdown resident Ian Abrahams for passing on the following information received from sa*********@br*****.uk: On 15th November 2007 Bristol City Council’s Cabinet agreed a report on the introduction of Residents Parking Zones around the…
Kingsdown morning commuter stand-off Originally uploaded by Kingsdown. This was taken a few years ago now, but here it is just as a reminder of what we still have to put up with, and to…
It’s not often we can say that, but credit where it’s due – new and much clearer roadsigns have appeared on Marlborough Hill. Cul-de-sac signs at the top, and No Entry/Left-turn only half-way down, and…
Dr Mark Wright, one of our ward Councillors, tells us that Council officers are currently reviewing residents’ parking schemes in other towns and cities so that they can make recommendations on what form a Bristol…
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