Cirencester Market Place Parking and Traffic Control Review

Overview:

Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) are working in partnership with Cirencester Town Council (CTC) to propose improvements to parking and traffic control in Cirencester Market Place and town centre. The changes aim to create a greener and safer town centre for all users. In line with GCC, CTC and Cotswold District (CD) ambitions, the proposals also aim to reduce car dominance over the longer term and improve provisions for pedestrians and cyclists in the town centre, while maintaining safe and convenient access for all.

The proposals have been shaped by feedback received through informal engagement activities during 2021. On this webpage, you can find out what the proposals involve and view the project documentation, as well as submitting comments (representations) to us during the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) consultation period (24 March until 14 April 2022) using the Have Your Say form at the bottom of this webpage.

The map below shows an overview of the proposed changes, illustrated further in the flythrough video. You can find out what the proposals mean for specific town centre streets by viewing these, clicking on the links below the map and browsing the rest of this site.

Map showing proposed changes to town centre parking and traffic control:

Video flythrough of proposed changes:

Find out more about proposals for the following streets:

• Castle Street
• Cricklade Street (between Market Place and West Way; and south of West Way)
• Dyer Street
• Market Place
• North Way and South Way
• West Way

What happens next:

When the consultation closes on 14 April 2022, we will review and respond to representations before confirming the next steps for the scheme.