Welsh Government Commitment to Active Travel. WELSH GOVERNMENT is pushing forward in its ambition to make active travel a realistic alternative by making it easier for people to tell their local councils where existing routes need to be improved and … 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
Lee Waters Following the appointment of Mark Drakeford as Welsh First Minister, his first appointments include former Sustrans Cymru CEO Lee Waters as Deputy Minster for Economy and Transport. An intriguing appointment. Lee is a long standing proponent of Active … Read More
At a members meeting in Birmingham on the 7th October 2017, CyclingUK awarded its highest honour for outstanding service to cycling, to the campaign team that gave evidence at the Caernarfon Bypass public inquiry. The proposed bypass impacts on National … Read More
Cyclists, walkers, and equestrians join forces to protest. Three leading charities, CyclingUK, Sustrans, and the Ramblers Cymru are warning Welsh Government that its plans for the A487 Caernarfon bypass risk safety and do not provide enough provision for … Read More
Active Travel crisis looming. Barely two years after the enactment of the Wales Active Travel legislation we see disturbing signs that nothing much has changed. On the slightest pretext innovative access for cycling and walking is being hindered by political … Read More
Monstrous Chicanes In the Spring of 2015 three monstrous chicanes appeared on the pathway through the quiet nature reserve at Rhuddlan. This route is used by commuting and leisure cyclists. Not having been consulted on this development and having … Read More