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Plans submitted for new £15m Bristol cycling hub

by Alexander

New images have been released of a proposed £15m regional cycling centre.

The Bristol Regional Cycling Hub will be built on Henacre Open Space, a former landfill site in Lawrence Weston.

The plans include a 1km competition track, an area for new cyclists to learn how to ride, a car park, a main building and new connections to nearby cycling routes.

Bristol City Council, which has submitted the planning application for the hub, said the new facility will replace the Bristol Family Cycling Centre at the Old Whitchurch Athletics Track, which opened in 2010.

In planning documents, the council says the new cycling centre will be funded by the government's City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement, which is administered by the West of England Combined Authority (WECA).

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