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Newsletter 70 (February/March 2007)
Two-way is better than one.
Collecting petition signatures for contraflow cycling.
Why, in 2007, in a place like Cambridge, is two-way cycling
still not the norm?
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Contents:
- Co-ordinator’s comment
- New guidance from Cycling England
- Ban the bike ban
- My week in the city
- St John bicycle ambulance service
- The Regent Street squish
- A car club for Romsey?
- Facility of the month
- Letters: the underpass barriers
- Milton Country Park likely to close
- Arbury Park again
- Planning researcher
- Average speed cameras in Cambridgeshire
- Daws Lane – One year on
- Cycle shorts
- Update on cycling to Cambourne
- Cheltenham Cycling Conference
- Monthly meetings menu
- Leisurely rides 2007
- CTC Saturday rides
- Critical mass rides not unlawful
- Your streets this month
- AJC Decisions Supplement
- Photomap this month: editor's pick
- Campaign Diary
- About the Campaign
- Elected Officers 2006-2007
- Contacting the Campaign
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