Have your say on the future of transport in North Wales
Awaiting outcomes
Responses are being analysed and will be published here in due course
We would love to see you at our drop-in sessions in April - (1 or 8 April) - but if you cannot attend, please take part by completing the survey online
Flintshire County Council is hosting two drop-in information sessions for residents to find out more about the Regional Transport Plan.
As a largely rural region with rail and road networks often under pressure, there is widespread agreement that local transportation and connectivity need improvement.
Ambition North Wales has launched a 12-week consultation, giving residents, businesses and visitors the chance to shape the future of travel in the region.
As part of the consultation, the Council is inviting residents to find out more about the Regional Transport Plan and complete the survey on April 1 at Holywell Connects Centre from 3pm to 6.30pm and on April 8 at Deeside Leisure Centre from 3pm to 6.30pm.
Ambition North Wales, which also serves as the region’s Corporate Joint Committee - with responsibility for regional transport planning, strategic land use planning and enhancing economic well-being, is inviting feedback on the draft Regional Transport Plan for North Wales.
The document sets out strategic policies and interventions for the next five years, covering all modes of transport, including rail, road, bus, walking, and cycling, and aims to provide better travel options, improve digital connectivity, and reduce environmental impacts.
The plan aims to shape transport policy and investment up to 2030, replacing local transport plans and aligning with national priorities. It is seen as essential to ensure that North Wales meets future economic challenges, supports sustainable travel, and contributes to climate goals.
The consultation runs until April 14, 2025, and can also be completed online here.