Bristol City Council is no longer scrapping promises for 55 trees after a road reopened to traffic.
A community has won a battle over promises for replacement trees around a road which recently reopened to cars.
Speaking to the committee, resident Valerie Stead, said: "The council has endeavoured by any means to duck its responsibility. They have pretended to consult on various versions of the scheme, for which they've obviously had no intention of ever building. "No mitigation for the loss of trees and no measures to make the route along or across Avon Crescent any safer for the ever-increasing numbers of pedestrians and cyclists."
Instead, Avon Crescent would be changed in future as part of the Western Harbour, a wider redevelopment project.
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