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The HoLCG invites you to a Public Meeting to discuss our progress on the Winifred's Lane LTN legal challenge and to answer your questions. Wednesday 17th June 2026 in the Regency Suite at the Lansdown Grove Hotel. 7pm bar opens, 7:30pm meeting starts. The meeting will close by 8:30pm so people will have time to watch England's World Cup match.

The HolCG court action made the headline in this week's Bath Chronicle. However the comments made by Cllr Mark Elliott on page 2 of the Chronicle are misleading. Mark Elliott’s comments ignore the fact that 1000+ extra cars (B&NES own data) are now going northbound on Sion Hil/Sion Road past Kingswood School and around the dangerous blind bends past Sion Hill Place as a result of the Winifred's Lane closure. Also, a one-way lane (Winifred's Lane) has been replaced by a n

This amazing photo was submitted via the HoLCG incident log. It looks like that the driver had no option but to head for the hedge alongside Sion Road. It is a photo that sums up the problems caused by B&NES Council shutting off one-way traffic up Winifred's Lane and to put more two-way traffic (over 1000 extra vehicles per day going northbound) on Sion Road.

As you might have seen or heard last week the HoLCG filed a statutory challenge with the High Court on B&NES’s decision to make the Winifred's Lane ETRO permanent. You can read the HoLCG press release here. There was an article online with the Sunday Telegraph on May 16th which can be found via the link below and we are expecting plenty of local media coverage. See https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/8d0d53ce1de95dcf We had amazing support last time, raising around £40,000,