CWIS 3 The government has launched a consultation on the third Cycling & Walking Investment Strategy (CWIS 3) which runs from 2025-2030. The consultation is on: The consultation is aimed primarily at councils, but individuals can also respond. Vision The
Mayor’s Active Travel Fund Prospectus The Mayor of York & North Yorkshire David Skaith has published a prospectus for his Mayoral Active Travel Fund. The Overview section at the start of the report points out that currently in North Yorkshire
NYC Climate Report Misleads Councillors about Active Travel Project A North Yorkshire Council (NYC) report about the council’s progress on its Climate Change Delivery Pathway misleads Councillors on the Transport, Economy, Environment and Enterprise Scrutiny Committee about an active travel
Bicycle Lanes Key to Remarkable Paris Cycling Boom The total length of bicycle lanes is the key factor in the remarkable cycling boom in Paris over recent years. That’s the conclusion of a study that looked at the increase in
3 More Thoughts about Cycling City London Here are three more thoughts about cycling in London from an outsider’s perspective, following on from my first three thoughts about cycling in London. 4) Lime Bikes Rule Lime bikes are the most
3 Thoughts about Cycling City London Here are three thoughts about cycling in London, from the point of view of an outsider, not a Londoner. 1) London is Now a Cycling City When I was regularly in London in the
YNYCA Independent Active Travel Consultant Post Advertised The role of Independent Active Travel Consultant to the York & North Yorkshire Combined Authority (YNYCA) is being advertised. The closing date for applications is 17th September 2025, and candidates will be asked
Harrogate Station Gateway Designs 2025 The latest designs for Harrogate Station Gateway have been published on the North Yorkshire Council (NYC) website. This follows the council’s successful defence against a legal challenge to the scheme. These are some of the
Quantifying the Carbon Emissions of Local Transport The DfT yesterday published Local Transport Quantifiable Carbon Guidance. The guidance notes (1.1) that transport is the UK’s largest carbon-emitting sector and that ambitious action is needed. The purpose of the guidance is
ATE Business Plan 2025-26 Active Travel England (ATE) has published a Business Plan 2025-26. It is just an interim plan, with a further 3-year plan expected to be adopted after the publication of the government’s third Cycling & Walking Investment