We’re one of seven sub-national transport bodies in England. We bridge the gap between national government and local authorities, working collaboratively with transport officers, operators and neighbouring regions to speak with a single voice to improve transport across the area – and beyond.
A resilient transport network that works for everyone and is fit for the future, helping people and businesses throughout the Western Gateway to thrive while protecting our environment.
Our Strategic Investment Plan (SIP) identifies 38 investment proposals throughout the Western Gateway region that we believe are best able to deliver our collective vision for transport and achieve the objectives of our joint Strategic Transport Plan over the next ten years.
We work across many areas of transport, from cycling to carbon and rail to roads. Find out more about the projects we’re fuelling. Use the slider to explore our workstreams.
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We recently funded a second round of three rural mobility pilot schemes in the Western Gateway region, and one bus project was launched with a bang earlier this month. The wheels on the bus went around in Dorset for the first time on the LB1, thanks to Western Gateway STBs £20,000 contribution, along with the hard work of West Dorset […]
Here at Western Gateway STB, we want to inspire the next generation of transport professionals. That’s why we offer several internship experiences in partnership with Universities in the region, including the University of Gloucestershire. Most recently, we were delighted to welcome Emaad Shafraz Mansoor, a third-year student from the University of Gloucestershire, to our internship scheme. Emaad’s time with us was to support a professional placement module that required a […]
It’s Neurodiversity Week, and here at Western Gateway STB, we want to shine a light on why neurodiversity matters. Neurodiversity is a term that is used to encompass the different ways the mind and brain work. Under this umbrella of neurodiversity sit the terms autism, ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia – to name a few. These neurodevelopmental differences can alter how someone may learn, communicate, behave, and experience emotions and sensory information. One in seven people are neurodivergent (Autistica), […]
We work better when we work together. Got any questions or ideas to transform transport in our region? We’re all ears.
