GMCC member Nina McArthur shares her thoughts on tomorrow’s expected announcement about funding for cycling… So rumour has it that David Cameron is set to make a big announcement tomorrow on a brand new package of funding for cycling in the chosen areas of England. Well, it is fairly certain that the announcement will be […]
August 11th, 2013 | Filed under Funding For Cycling,Headlines | Read More »
A summary of the details and documents available for the TfGM Bus Priority consultations.
May 30th, 2013 | Filed under .,Commuting,Cycling Infrastructure,Local Cycling News,Manchester,Sharing Highways | Read More »
TfGM have released an artist’s impression of the proposed changes for Oxford Road, with more details due next week when the public consultation starts on Wednesday May 22nd. GMCC members have been discussing the details of this scheme with TfGM and MCC for over 18 months, and fortunately the plans for cycling on Oxford Road have been […]
May 16th, 2013 | Filed under .,Campaigning News,Cycling Infrastructure,Manchester | Read More »
A year after agreeing the principle Manchester Council is set to roll out 20mph limits. Cllr Bernard Priest, executive member for neighbourhood services, said: “We’ve committed to implementing a 20 mph speed limit on residential roads across the city and the first phase is due to start in the next few months when we set […]
May 15th, 2013 | Filed under Headlines,Manchester,Policies & Strategies,Safety & Health,Sharing Highways,Speed Limits | Read More »
Just imagine! It’s 2020 and many more people are cycling, safely, and cycling more often. But how did we manage to achieve that? Greater Manchester Cycling Campaign is 22 years old. We’ve decided to stop for some refreshment, by holding an Appreciative Inquiry* in May. Assisted by two experienced AI practitioners, we will use the […]
May 7th, 2013 | Filed under Campaign Events,Get behind campaigns,Headlines,Manchester,Policies & Strategies | Read More »
GMCC holds monthly social bike rides during summertime, usually on the penultimate Thursday of the month. Rides go from Manchester city centre to various destinations around Greater Manchester. Discover pleasant, low traffic routes out of the city, and visit places with scenic, cultural and historical interest. The rides always call at a café, pub or […]
March 1st, 2013 | Filed under www | Read More »
In January we reported on the DfT’s announcement that £30m of funding will be available for cycling in 3 English cities. Since then 20 more cities have been allowed to bid in addition to the original 8, so Manchester’s chances of securing this important funding have dropped from a healthy 3 in 8 to a […]
February 19th, 2013 | Filed under Funding For Cycling,Headlines | Read More »
Greater Manchester Cycling Campaign’s AGM will be held on Monday evening, 11/2/2013, at the Friends Meeting House, Manchester, followed by our usual monthly meeting. Our AGM will commence at 7pm, with refreshments served from 6.30pm. From 9pm we’ll head to The Waterhouse on Princess Street for a drink. All are welcome, members and non-members alike.
February 5th, 2013 | Filed under GMCC News,Headlines | Read More »
There’s no guarantee we’ll get an extra penny at this stage, but this morning Transport Minister Norman Baker said: “up to 3 cities will benefit from a fund of up to £30 million to make cycling easier and safer for people in urban areas”, and Manchester is one of the eligible cities. The full press […]
January 30th, 2013 | Filed under Funding For Cycling,Headlines,National Cycling News | Read More »
We ask Angelique Meyer, a representative of The Netherlands government, what she thinks of cycling in Manchester.
January 27th, 2013 | Filed under .,Cycling Infrastructure | Read More »