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In order to finalise the cycling and walking network plans, we held a public consultation with town residents, businesses and stakeholders in late summer/autumn 2023. We wanted to understand if the draft network plans we were proposing accurately reflected the local journeys that residents and businesses are most likely to undertake on foot, by bike or wheeling. We also wanted to find out whether we had missed out any key routes as well as get more of an understanding about resident priorities when it comes to walking and cycling in Braintree.
In order to finalise the cycling and walking network plans, we held a public consultation with town residents, businesses and stakeholders in late summer/autumn 2023. We wanted to understand if the draft network plans we were proposing accurately reflected the local journeys that residents and businesses are most likely to undertake on foot, by bike or wheeling. We also wanted to find out whether we had missed out any key routes as well as get more of an understanding about resident priorities when it comes to walking and cycling in Braintree.