Plymouth City Council has officially enacted a new traffic regulation order affecting Place De Brest on Cornwall Street. This order, titled 'The City of Plymouth (Traffic Movement and Speed Limit Regulations) (Amendment Order No. 2026.2137361 Place De Brest) Order 2026', was made under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

The newly implemented order prohibits all motor vehicles from accessing Place De Brest on Cornwall Street. This decision follows consultations with the Chief Officer of Police and aims to enhance road safety and manage traffic flow effectively.

Residents or interested parties who wish to question the validity of this order have six weeks from the date of enactment, 2 November 2026, to apply to the High Court. The grounds for questioning include whether the order exceeds relevant powers or if any procedural requirements were not met.

For those seeking further information, full details of the order, including relevant plans and amendments, can be accessed on the Plymouth City Council's website. Alternatively, individuals can request a hard copy by contacting the council directly at 01752 668000.

This change is part of ongoing efforts by Plymouth City Council to improve road safety and traffic management within the city.

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