Decision - Local Transport Plan - Engagement Outcomes
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the council's own words, uneditedSummary of feedback to the initial engagement undertaken during autumn 2021 and proposed amendments to the principles, priority areas and initial interventions, plus outline of the next steps in developing a full LTP.
1) That the Committee approves the proposed amendments to the Local Transport Plan's three key principles, as set out in paragraph 3.23 of this report. 2) That the Committee approves the proposed amendments to the Local Transport Plan's six priority areas and interventions, as set out in Appendix 6 of this report. 3) That the Committee notes the next steps and indicative programme for the completion of Local Transport Plan 5, as set out in paragraph 3.33.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 915/441 tokens · 4541ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 11:45The consultation responses call for a realistic delivery plan, clearer communication and stronger links with other transport and climate strategies. Respondents also highlighted the need to make the Local Transport Plan more inclusive and accessible, particularly for disabled people and people who do not own cars.
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parsed- Develop a delivery plan.
- Revise the document to use clearer, simpler language and explain terminology.
- Strengthen links with the Carbon Neutral Agenda, Bus Service Improvement Plan, Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan, Accessible City Strategy and wider regional transport issues.
- Improve communication about travel schemes and accessibility.