The Harrogate District Cycle Campaign Group
North Yorkshire Council appears to be committed to going ahead with Harrogate Station Gateway, and work is likely to start early in 2024. Nevertheless, opponents of the scheme are still trying to knock it off course. It’s disappointing that whenever
North Yorkshire Council has put in new Sheffield stands on Cold Bath Road. There are now two stands where previously there was only one. The Sheffield stand that was there before was widthways across the footway. Our request was that
North Yorkshire Council (NYC) is running a Let’s Talk consultation on residents’ travel habits in advance of the publication of its draft Local Transport Plan (LTP). Have Your Say NYC’s Have Your Say page explains that NYC’s LTP will be
The Harrogate & Knaresborough Area Constituency Committee meeting of Councillors on 8th June 2023 was of interest from an active travel point of view. Western Arc Coordination Group On behalf of the Western Arc Coordination Group, Rene Dziabas expressed dissatisifaction
At a meeting of North Yorkshire Council (NYC) Executive on 30th May 2023, the Harrogate Station Gateway project was given the green light. The Executive voted unanimously in favour. A Full Business Case can now be submitted, to enable the
Councillors of the Harrogate & Knaresborough Area Constituency Committee (HKACC) gave their approval to the Harrogate Station Gateway project at a meeting yesterday. Peter Lacey (LibDems) put forward a motion supporting Station Gateway provided: Ten Councillors voted in favour: Three
This is our Spring 2023 Newsletter.
Councillors on the Harrogate & Knaresborough Area Committee will consider the Harrogate Station Gateway project at a meeting on 5th May 2023. If a majority of Councillors support it, it is likely to go ahead. Contacting Your Councillor Please could
After 3 years and three consultations, it’s decision time on Harrogate Station Gateway. On 5th May 2023, Councillors of the Harrogate & Knaresborough Area Committee are being asked for their views on the project. Assuming they support it, the Executive
North Yorkshire’s bid for £3.19 million from the Active Travel Fund 4 (ATF4) has been rejected altogether by Active Travel England (ATE). The bid was made up of the three schemes: The £1.081 million for Victoria Avenue was North Yorkshire’s