Pedals seeking comments on the County Council’s Arnold and Carlton area cycle route plans – Gedling and Carlton residents encouraged to have their say on new cycle Network.
Local people are being asked to choose from 11 potential routes as … Read more
This event on Saturday 8 September is a very good chance locally to promote cycling, especially as Rushcliffe Borough Council, Nottinghamshire County Council and the Tour of Britain organisers expect to get between 6000-8000 people along to watch the start … Read more
From Sian Trafford, Lady Bay Community Association:
Hi everyone,
At the Spring meeting of the LBCA on Wednesday 16th May you expressed interest in the proposal to establish rights of way over the land adjacent … Read more
As reported in West Bridgford Wire.… Read more
Following the great disappointment at the decision last December by the Heritage Lottery Fund not to approve the Sustrans funding bid, despite the extensive support it attracted, there has now been further great disappointment, especially from the Friends of Bennerley … Read more
The City Council are making some improvements to the Western Cycle Corridor as it goes through the Gregory Street junction. This is in response to some issues raised by local residents but they say that it also allows them to … Read more
The Cycle Hub people would like to know more about how you use the cycle hubs at East Midlands Trains railway stations so they can improve their offering:
“Take 5 minutes to complete this simple questionnaire which would help … Read more
The “Broadmarsh Gyratory” was recently voted the City Centre’s “Most Dangerous Cycling Blackspot” according to a survey by Pedals in June. I50 survey respondents gave us that feedback, so it will be interesting to hear their views on the new … Read more
At the Greater Nottm Cycling Development (CDG) meeting on 1 December 2017 Inspector Mark Whitaker of Notts Police asked for suggestions from Pedals members for further locations where they might trial a possible local West Midlands style ‘Close Pass’ campaign … Read more
