Currently the majority of trips within Greater Manchester are made by private vehicles, yet people do cycle and want to cycle; but all too often when planning networks and new developments cyclists’ needs are not fully considered. It is important as people who want to see more people cycling we raise the voice for cycling […]
January 21st, 2019 | Filed under .,Campaigning News,Cycling Infrastructure,Cycling News,Get behind campaigns,Headlines,Law & Enforcement,Local Cycling News,Local Information,Policies & Strategies | Read More »
The first public consultation drop-in event for the proposed Manchester to Chorlton cycling and walking route took place on Wednesday 21 November. It showcased the groundbreaking vision for safer streets that has the potential to enable active transport. It sets the wheels in motion for the second major road improvement scheme in Manchester following the […]
November 26th, 2018 | Filed under Cycling Infrastructure,Headlines,Local Cycling News,Manchester | Read More »
Walking and cycling in Greater Manchester is set to become a whole lot easier and more pleasant, with a 1000 mile network of Beelines connecting people with places they want to go. Full details can be found at tfgm.com/made-to-move If the news has got you positively buzzing, pledge your support and register for updates at […]
June 27th, 2018 | Filed under Cycling Infrastructure,Funding For Cycling,Get behind campaigns,Headlines,Local Cycling News,Local Information | Read More »
Our Prestwich-based press officer reports on the first network planning session/s for GMCA’s Made To Move programme. Originally posted on his Banging On About Bikes blog. On when Boardman’s team met Bury Council Background In early February I received an intriguing e-mail from the officer responsible for cycling at Bury Council. Headed “GM Walking and cycling network […]
March 4th, 2018 | Filed under Bury,Cycling Infrastructure,GMCC News,Local Cycle Networks,Local Information,Route Planning,Tameside | Read More »
On 15 December 2017, Greater Manchester’s walking and cycling commissioner, Chris Boardman published his much anticipated report. Here’s the official press release from GMCA and the report itself can be downloaded as a PDF. If you don’t want to download the report, you can view it below.
December 17th, 2017 | Filed under Cycling Infrastructure,Funding For Cycling,Headlines,Local Cycle Networks,Local Cycling News,Local Information,Policies & Strategies | Read More »
Thanks to everyone who joined us on Saturday 29th April 2017! We rode to campaign for Healthy Streets, Clean Air and More Cycleways from #GMMayor candidates, Greater Manchester Combined Authority and our ten Local Authorities.
April 30th, 2017 | Filed under Campaign Events,Cycling Infrastructure,Funding For Cycling,Get behind campaigns,GMCC News,Manchester,Policies & Strategies,Safety & Health,Vision Zero | Read More »
We’ve asked the candidates competing to be the first elected Mayor of Greater Manchester Combined Authority to commit to our 10-point action plan. You can view these asks below
April 28th, 2017 | Filed under Cycling Infrastructure,Funding For Cycling,Get behind campaigns,GMCC News,Headlines,Local Information,Policies & Strategies,Vision Zero | Read More »
Join our family-friendly ride on Saturday 29th April to call for: Clean Air Healthy Streets and More Cycleways from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, the Mayoral candidates and our Local Authorities. We’ll depart from Platt Fields at 2pm and head into the city-centre along Oxford Road’s new cycleway, then a return ride will arrive back at Platt Fields by 4pm. Sign the petition then ride with us to show your support!
March 24th, 2017 | Filed under Campaign Events,Cycling Infrastructure,Funding For Cycling,Get behind campaigns,GMCC News,Manchester,Shorter Rides | Read More »
Proposal for upgraded cycleways on Talbot Road & Stretford Road – comment by July 15
July 9th, 2016 | Filed under Cycling Infrastructure,Get behind campaigns,Proposed Routes,Trafford | Read More »
Any new cycling infrastructure must be of the highest possible quality to ensure people of all ages and abilities are able to cycle in safety. The Oxford Road corridor is Manchester’s busiest cycling route so it deserves a flagship scheme with dedicated cycleways that minimise conflict with pedestrians and motorised traffic. Manchester Cycle Forum was […]
July 3rd, 2016 | Filed under Cycling Infrastructure,Get behind campaigns,Manchester | Read More »