North Yorkshire Plans to Turn Trinity Road into a Rat Run North Yorkshire Council (NYC) plans to turn Trinity Road, Harrogate, into an official rat run for through traffic avoiding the Prince of Wales roundabout. It is part of the
North Yorkshire Plans Fragment of Cycle Track on Pannal Ash Road North Yorkshire Council (NYC) is planning a fragment of cycle track on Pannal Ash Road. It is part of the West Harrogate Transport Strategy that accompanies an urban expansion
Cycling UK Survey Shows 70% Want More Cycle-Friendly Routes 70% of 4,000 respondents to a survey commissioned by Cycling UK said they want more cycle-friendly routes. Similarly, 64% of respondents wanted other people to cycle more, with only 9% against.
Active Travel England Design Assurance Service Active Travel England (ATE) has formally launched guidance about their Design Assurance Service to help local authorities. The aim of the service is to ensure that government-funded active travel or cross-modal schemes follow best
Consultation Launches on Proposed Changes to National Planning Policy Framework Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Angela Rayner has put forward proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). A consultation is
Fatal Flaws in the Cycling Strategy for West Harrogate Developments North Yorkshire Council (NYC) has released its Transport Strategy for West Harrogate. There are fatal flaws in the cycling elements of the Strategy. The new developments amount to a very
Chris Boardman’s Pedal for Paris Chair of Sport England Chris Boardman is on an 8-day bike ride to highlight the need for climate action. It’s called Pedal for Paris. It started at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester on Tuesday
Final Flourish – Stage 21 The final stage of the 2024 Tour de France was an individual time trial from Monaco to Nice. If the GC had been closer, this ITT could have been pivotal – but it wasn’t. The
Belote and Rebelote on Stage 20 Stage 20 of the Tour de France 2024 saw the usual suspects – Pogacar and Vingegaard – rise to the top of the Col de la Couillole in first and second place, with Pogacar
Deja Vu on Stage 19 Stage 19 of the Tour de France 2024 saw a breakaway go early. By the foot of the final climb, there were just six riders left at the front of the race. Matteo Jorgenson was