There are plans to introduce a 20mph speed limit on almost 50 roads in Hanham.
South Gloucestershire Council is currently consulting on the scheme which includes part of Hanham Road and the high street.
It follows a resolution made by the council in 2013 to ensure roads near schools within the district are covered by the reduced speed limit.
And now Local Transport Plan (LTP) funding has been secured to introduce a 20mph speed limit scheme in the vicinity of schools in Hanham.
It includes roads around Christ Church Hanham C of E Primary School, Hanham Abbots Junior School, Hanham Woods Academy and Samuel White’s Infant school.
All the roads being consulted on currently have a 30mph speed limit.
Anyone interested in having a say on the scheme has until Friday, May 10 to do so.
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The roads included in the scheme are:
- Abbots Avenue
- Ansteys Close
- Ansteys Road
- Avonlea
- Avon View
- Bibury Crescent
- Briarfield Avenue
- Central Avenue
- Chapel Road
- Church Road
- Creswicke Avenue
- Forest Edge
- Gays Road
- Grange Avenue
- Hanham Road (part)
- Hawthorn Avenue
- Heath Road
- Hesding Close
- High Street (part)
- Hunters Close
- Hunters Road
- Kings Avenue
- Kings Drive
- Laburnum Road
- Launceston Avenue
- Link Road between Samuel White Road and Whittucks Road
- Lower Chapel Road
- Lower Hanham Road
- Lydiard Croft
- Marion Road
- Martins Road
- Martins Close
- Memorial Road
- Memorial Close
- Monkton Road
- New Walk
- Queens Drive
- Rangers Walk
- Rear Access between Lydiard Croft and Samuel White Road
- Rear Access between Samuel White Road and Whittucks Road
- Samuel White Road
- Tabernacle Road
- The Barton
- The Glen
- Tudor Road
- Willow Road
To find out more and to take part in the consultation go to South Gloucestershire Council's webiste.
