Views wanted on East Bristol 'liveable neighbourhood' after trial prompts 'strong opinions'It's proved divisiveView Image Some of the measures in place during the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial (Image: Bristol City Council)Views are being sought on East Bristol's controversial 'liveable neighbourhood' - with the council admitting the trial has prompted 'strong opinions'. ‌Bristol City Council says the measures are designed to reduce traffic, improve air quality, and 'make streets safer and more pleasant for walking, wheeling and cycling'. Bristol City Council now says that a final verdict on the LTN's future will be reached next spring. ‌Councillor Ed Plowden, chair of the transport and connectivity committee, said: “This is Bristol’s first Liveable Neighbourhood pilot scheme, and we want to hear from as many people as possible. How to have your say on East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial