The Greater Cambridge City Deal has consulted on its proposals for Milton Road. We think it’s possible to do better – you can find more information below.
‘Do Optimum’ design
Our ‘Do Optimum’ design was drawn up in collaboration with local residents’ associations. It is supported by the Local Liaision Forum for Milton Road – see this blog post for more information.
From our blog
- County Council votes to return traffic to Mill Road (July 27, 2021)
- Small schemes set to make a big difference to walking and cycling in Cambridgeshire (July 16, 2021)
- Mark Searle from Outspoken Cycles introduces the new Try Before You Buy e-cargo bike scheme (July 9, 2021)
- Act now to share ideas for Zero Carbon Streets near you (July 6, 2021)
- Camcycle speaks up for safety and accessibility on King’s Parade (June 25, 2021)
- 5 ways you can help make cycling and walking better in Cambridgeshire (June 22, 2021)
- Mill Road: what happens next? (June 18, 2021)
- Magazine: Summer 2021 (June 11, 2021)
- Growing cycling at the University of Cambridge with Mike Davies (June 8, 2021)
- CTC Cambridge: a centenary of campaigning (June 1, 2021)
Newsletter articles
The following is a thread of newsletter articles:
- 1, Milton Road (Newsletter 111: December 2013/January 2014) (start of thread)
- Milton Road/Gilbert Road (1) more space for cyclists (Newsletter 113: April - May 2014)
- (2) another view (Newsletter 113: April - May 2014)
- City Deal (Newsletter 117: December - January)
- Milton Road: a main route (Newsletter 118: February - March)
- Remodelling Milton Road (Newsletter 121: August - September)
- The Milton Road segregated cycleways petition (Newsletter 121: August - September)
- Milton Road and Histon Road corridors (Newsletter 124: February - March)
- City Deal - Milton Road junctions (Newsletter 124: February - March)
- Milton Road subgroup (Newsletter 124: February - March)
- Will Milton Road set the standard? (Newsletter 130: February - March 2017)
- Milton Road canvassing (Newsletter 131: April - May 2017)
Older content (from 2004 and earlier)
Our campaign against the installation of new bus lanes in Hills Road and Milton Road continues and is so far having some modest success. We argue that, if these two bus lanes were to be installed, any advantage to bus passengers would be outweighed by damage to pedestrian and cycle facilities.
Census
Archived
- Sign our petition (ends December 2003)
- A tale of two bus lanes – Newsletter 51 (December 2003 / January 2004)
- See our archived page on the proposals as of February/March 2003.