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Looking at road solution Bridget Wayman, Wiltshire Council Cabinet Member for Highways, Transport and Waste, says Highways England will be looking at a road solution for the area. Cllr Wayman said: Highways England (HE) is undertaking a study of north south routes from the south coast to M4 and beyond. Naturally they are likely to be looking at a road solution. The Western Gateway Sub-national Transport Body (WGSTB) is also doing a multi-modal study on all transport corridors throughout the Western Gateway area (taking into account regional and national considerations). Both HE and WGSTB are aware of the impact of Southampton and the recent announcement of the Solent Freeport may have on freight movements and will be taking those into account amongst other impacts from outside the Western Gateway area.
Salisbury Guildhall By Susan Turner ON MONDAY night, Salisbury City Council voted in favour of supporting a reintroduction of the People Friendly Streets scheme in 2021. Here are the councillors who voted in favour the motion: Cllrs Tom Corbin, Jon Farquhar, Brian Dalton, John Baber, Jo Broom, Derek Brown, Caroline Corbin, Matthew Dean, Jeremy Nettle, Mike Osment, Ian Tomes, and John Walsh. Here is what they had to say. There are no winners Cllr Tom Corbin (Bemerton, Labour) said that although he appreciates Cllr Wayman s comments , he does not believe that Wiltshire Council (WC) will be interested in reinstating the scheme, especially as the inexperienced ruling administration has made it clear that they do believe in the Salisbury Central Area Framework .