Fragment of Scarborough to Whitby Cinder Track Being Resurfaced A fragment of the Scarborough to Whitby Cinder Track is being resurfaced. Scarborough Borough Council bought this railway line after it closed in 1965, and turned it into a walking and
Sustrans Manifesto 2024 Sustrans have published a manifesto, asking the next UK government to take five steps to improve our neigbourhoods, health and economy. The five steps are: The manifesto sets out the requests in more detail. It is subtitled
Birmingham Walking & Cycling Index 2023 Sustrans has published its bi-annual Walking & Cycling Index for 2023. The Index was previously known as Bike Life, and was inspired by Copenhagen’s Bicycle Account. It looks at progress made towards making walking,
Why Cambridge Sustainable Travel Zone is Needed – Sustrans Update 8th September 2023: at a meeting yesterday, the Greater Cambridge Partnership Joint Assembly effectively abandoned the Sustainable Travel Zone and Making Connections plan. This follows the current fashion, inspired by
7 Things I Learned Doing the Sustrans Slow Tour of Yorkshire Sustrans put the Slow Tour of Yorkshire together in 2014 to coincide with the Tour de France in Yorkshire. I started riding it and writing about it sometime after
Hornsea Rail Trail: East Riding Council in Cloud Cuckoo Land The Hull to Hornsea Rail Trail is an absolute state. At the Hull end, the surface has been wrecked by tree roots pushing up through the tarmac; at the Hornsea
Sustrans Paths for Everyone 3 Years On Sustrans today launches a new report, Paths for Everyone 3 Years On. An accompanying press release says it sets out a vision to connect every community of at least 10,000 people. In the