Cyclenation- CTC November 2009 Nottingham Seminar and Conference Presentations
Here are the programmes and presentations from the Autumn 2009 CTC-Cyclenation Seminar (for Local Authorities) and Cycle Campaigner's Conference, hosted in Nottingham by Pedals and Notts CTC on Friday 13 November at The Broadway and on Saturday 14 November at Byron House (Students' Union Building), Nottingham Trent University.
The flyers and programme for the conference are located as attachments here.
Seminar (Fri 13 Nov) and Conference (Sat 14 Nov) Programmes
Advance Stop Lines (ASL's)
Pedals have actively campaigned for the enforcement of Advance Stop Lines (ASL's) and Nottingham City Council have now produced a poster to encourage greater driver awareness of them (see attachment below).
Do please download this, pin it up and generally bring it to the attention of any of the many drivers who seem to have no idea what ASLs are for!
Pedals 30th birthday (1979-2009) – Join the Celebrations!
Posted March 18th, 2009 by admin30 years History of Pedals (1979-2009) presentation slide show -
To view this slide show click here.
The presentation can be downloaded as a Microsoft Powerpoint file (68.6 MB), or as a Adobe Acrobat file (116 MB).
Special Membership Offer
Posted September 17th, 2008 by admin
SPECIAL OFFER - Any NEW family joining PEDALS by standing order will receive a FREE City, County Forest Book worth £5.
Opening of the Meadow Lane canal lock riverside path link
Posted November 11th, 2009 by admin
Latest Newsletter (Autumn 2009) Available
Posted October 13th, 2009 by adminCTC Stop ‘Sorry Mate, I Didn’t See You’ Site Now Live
Posted October 6th, 2009 by admin
Stop ‘Sorry Mate, I Didn’t See You’
Because sometimes sorry just isn’t enough.
Bad driving intimidates and harms innocent people. Cyclists and pedestrians are particularly endangered by negligent or aggressive driving because we’re not encased in a few tonnes of metal every time we set out on the roads.
Sustrans Higher Education Cycling Project (Ucycle Nottingham)
Sustrans shares expertise to change
Nottingham staff and students’ travel habits
People at The University of Nottingham, Nottingham Trent University and the Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) will be encouraged to walk and cycle to and from campus in an investment project worth well over £3million over the next two years (from September 2009)
Weekly bike rides in Nottingham - Request for help
Posted August 30th, 2009 by adminRequest for help from Murat Basaran...
"on behalf of the cycling for health project for volunteers to be available to either lead or assist in bike rides for various areas of Nottingham."
Pedals Pictures
