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Traffic congestion will be returning to Mill Road
Camcycle is disappointed with the decision by the Highways and Transport Committee today, July 27, to remove the bus gate and motor traffic restrictions on Mill Road bridge.
The chair of the committee, Labour Councillor for West Chesterton Gerri Bird (in place of Lib Dem Councillor Peter
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CTC Cambridge celebrated its 100th birthday on 11 May 2021, a century after the group’s first ride. It is the local group of the national cycling charity which was founded in 1878 as the Bicycle Touring Club, subsequently renamed the Cyclists’ Touring Club and now as Cycling UK. In Camcycle’s Summer 2021 magazine, John
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Find out more information about cycling during the coronovirus pandemic – how to stay safe, start cycling, find a bike shop, become a cycling volunteer and much more.
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Donate to Camcycle’s Spaces to Breathe campaign through the Big Give Christmas Challenge before noon on Tuesday 8 December and your gift will be DOUBLED thanks to our generous pledgers.
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Find out about our Mill Road 2021 campaign which encourages the local community to share positive visions for the future of the street and calls on Cambridgeshire County Council to extend the bus gate scheme trial.
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Why has the bridge been closed to private motorised through-traffic?
The government has made it clear in statutory guidance that local authorities are expected “to make significant changes to their road layouts to give more space to cyclists and pedestrians. Such changes will help embed altered behaviours and demonstrate the positive effects of active travel.”
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We very much welcome the government’s consultation on dealing with pavement parking. This is the culmination of many years of campaigning by national transport groups and disability groups, as well as local campaigning by us and others.
Parking of cars on pavements is a scourge which can be seen all around the city. It
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