Glasgow City Council plans to revamp the High Street area, introducing new cycle lanes and wider pavements, with a public consultation scheduled for September 3 at 231 George Street to gather community feedback. In Manchester, a joint public consultation has launched regarding the redevelopment of the former Central Retail Park into a government digital campus and new park space, aiming to support economic growth and create 7,000 civil service jobs. The proposed park will enhance green space access and include new walking routes connecting to the city’s active travel investments. Additionally, public consultation has started for an £8.36 million refurbishment of the Beetons Way leisure centre in Bury St Edmunds, which includes plans for a new café, health and wellbeing area, and updates to existing facilities. This investment reflects a commitment to improving community resources despite national trends of budget cuts in leisure services. Local authorities encourage public participation in shaping these significant developments.