Related:- Liverpool and Merseyside have a long cycling tradition. Liverpool – Walter Dutton’s 1887 cycling sketchbook diary The Anfield Bicycle Club formed 1879 is still with us. Chester 1901. Cyclists Touring Club Business Meeting CTC Winged Wheels. A … Read More
Lee Waters MS, Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport states:- Today I am allocating funding of £15.4m to local authorities to introduce measures to improve the safety and conditions for sustainable and active travel modes in their area in … Read More
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Work to improve A55 Expressway (J19) to make it safer for drivers and non-motor users. Welsh Government Press Release 16/6/20 reads:- The junction, known as the Black Cat roundabout, is a busy intersection where the A470 meets the A55. … Read More
Surge in cycling interest & support for ACTION NOW. With facebook membership currently exceeding one thousand seven hundred, a working party has been formed to take this group forward. Its Terms of Reference are outlined here:- . PURPOSE. To support … Read More
Helmet evidence ambiguous. The helmet debate goes on and on. If there was a clear injury prevention benefit from wearing helmets then western lawmakers, including UK Parliament, Scots Parliament or Welsh Assembly would have legislated to make them compulsory 20years ago. … Read More
A Tweet is but a Whistle on the Wind. Many people have been enjoying the freedom of riding on quieter roads during lock down. That has certainly been reflected in the instant success of the facebook Denbighshire Cycle Path Support … Read More
Lon Clwyd, Denbighshire – a sleeping vision waiting to be stirred? In 1999 there was a visionary proposal to convert the former Vale of Clwyd Rail Line into an eighteen mile country trail for walking and cycling between Rhyl and … Read More
Action – time is not on our side! Within days of the launch of Roger Rowett’s Denbighshire facebook cycling initiative, the number joining has rocketed to over 1500. The criteria for the page is that members should either reside in … Read More
Councils challenged to change Wales’ transport environment during coronavirus lockdown Lee Waters, the Welsh Government’s Deputy Transport Minister, has written to all local authorities inviting them to submit proposals for temporary measures that would improve the conditions for sustainable and … Read More