Bristol Mass Transit Network Gets Major Multi-Million Pound Boost

Bristol Airport could get tram or rail link as part of £750m investment

The West of England is to get £752m to be spent on improving buses, increasing the frequency of suburban railways, some road improvements and fixing potholes, and developing a mass transit system for the area

Bristol, Bath, South Gloucestershire and north Somerset transit links to receive £200 million investment

Bristol, Bath, South Gloucestershire and north Somerset transit links will be receiving a £200 million boost.

Bristol mass transit network gets major multi-million pound boost

The investment will improve transport infrastructure across the region

Bath Voice News: To tram or not to tram: the new Metro Mayor ponders on how to spend the millions she's been granted on transport but keeps an open mind on a light railway or tram system - Bath Voice.

By John Wimperis, Local Democracy Reporter: A tram or light rail link to Bristol Airport could be coming as part of a three-quarters-of-a-billion pound investment into the West of England’s transport networks. West of England Metro Mayor Helen Godwin said today: “We have got an airport which is the only one in the country which isn’t connected in by mass transit of any form. So it would be remiss for us not to be looking at that.” The government…