The Harrogate District Cycle Campaign Group
North Yorkshire Council (NYC) has published proposals for changes to Victoria Avenue, Harrogate. It is consulting on them from 15th April to 12th May 2024 (extended from the original 5th May deadline). This is the consultation letter. The council intends
HAPARA, the Harlow and Pannal Ash Residents’ Association, is seeking local residents’ views on Phase 3 of the Otley Road Cycleway. In an update email to people on its mailing list, HAPARA drew attention to their flier on the subject
By Philip Martin I attended the Mayoral Transport Hustings on Monday 8th April in York. All six mayoral candidates were there. The room was packed, with about 150 people. Seven scheduled questions were put to all candidates, and a few
North Yorkshire Council (NYC) is consulting on crossings of Oatlands Drive and Wetherby Road, to benefit people walking and cycling on Slingsby Walk. The council promised to finish construction of these crossings by 31st March 2024, which is clearly not
Together with York Cycle Campaign and a number of other North Yorkshire active travel campaign groups, we have asked the candidates for York & North Yorkshire Mayor to make pledges on active travel. We are asking them to respond to
North Yorkshire Council (NYC) has published a report detailing its cycle prioritisation work for Harrogate. The report’s recommendations to proceed with ‘stakeholder engagement’, and to extend the work to Knaresborough, will be considered at a council meeting on 22nd February
We sent out our Winter 2024 Newsletter on 6th February 2024. Read it here.
A Mayor of the York & North Yorkshire region will be elected on 2nd May 2024. Transport hustings are being held at Friargate Meeting House in York at 6.30pm on Monday 8th April 2024. This is an opportunity to ask
On Monday 15th January 2024, we met with North Yorkshire Council (NYC) officers to make our suggestions for the Local Transport Plan (LTP) which the council is drafting. Harrogate Cycle Action’s Document (Which NYC Did Not Read) Around a week
2023 was another year of failure by North Yorkshire Council (NYC) on cycling. The council failed to meet all its own deadlines, and made no meaningful progress on any of its main cycling projects. Here is an overview of what