For more, better and safer cycling in and around Cambridge
Sometimes a planning application comes along and you can see just how little developers actually care about sustainable transport, despite bold claims. The absurdity here is captured by this pair of photos above (inset photo courtesy of Sam Davies).
Once built out, 400 more homes from this and another green belt site will depend
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A major planning application for two proposed buildings at Cambridge station was refused today at the city council’s planning committee after over four years of campaigning by Camcycle and other local groups including Smarter Cambridge Transport and South Petersfield Residents Association. Councillors voted 5 to 2 to reject proposals put forward by Brookgate and Network
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Camcycle warns that new buildings at Cambridge Station proposed by developer Brookgate will threaten the safety of cyclists using the Chisholm Trail if approved this week by the city council. We have long campaigned for a safe, segregated route through the station area to link up the northern sections of the walking and cycling trail
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Greater Cambridge Shared Planning is currently consulting on plans for North East Cambridge and we encourage as many local people as possible to share their views before the deadline of 5pm on Monday 5 October. We’ve written a summary of the main cycling issues and compiled a guide to answering the 10 big questions
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This is our first in a series of blog posts about the North East Area Action Plan consultation. In this post, we explain how to respond to the consultation. We will soon publish our analysis of the plan and our views on the issues that affect cycling.
A new city district is planned for North
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Embedding cycling into our communities and building a thriving and sustainable city starts early. Whether it’s commenting on ideas for a wheelsports area for kids or sharing inspiration on proposals for a new low-carbon community, your views can help shape the greater Cambridge area as it undergoes a period of significant growth and change. Our
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