The Harrogate District Cycle Campaign Group
The Harrogate Transport Improvement Programme (‘HTIP’) was discussed by North Yorkshire County Councillors today, at the Harrogate & Knaresborough Area Committee meeting. HTIP was commissioned in October 2019 following the results of the Harrogate Congestion Survey, where there was 77%
Western Primary School is on Cold Bath Road, Harrogate, which is narrow and not designed for the huge volume of traffic which now uses it, much of it as a link between Otley Road and the town centre, and Otley
North Yorkshire County Council has now confirmed which schemes will be delivered under the Active Travel Fund (ATF), previously called the Emergency Active Travel Fund. As I reported on 13th November, NYCC was awarded just over £1 million. The three
Harrogate District Cycle Action (HDCA) has been recognised in the Harrogate & District Volunteering Oscars, together with the local Sustrans Rangers. This video is a substitute for the award ceremony that would normlly be held, and recognition of HDCA and
By a Ripon Mum Ripon has practically no cycling infrastructure, which may come as a surprise to Harrogate residents. There are virtually no cycle lanes at all; not on-road, and not off-road! Whilst it doesn’t take an adult long to
A report titled Campaign for Sustainability of Development has just been published by the Western Arc Coordination Group. While we had some input into it, and our name appears on the front page, the content of the report does not
North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC) received £1,011,750 from the Emergency Active Travel Fund (EATF), the DfT announced today. NYCC’s indicative amount was £1,065,000, so it got nearly all of that amount. It had put forward schemes worth a total capital
We sent out our Autumn Newsletter on 2nd November 2020.
In July this year, the Department for Transport (DfT) published LTN 1/20, also known as Cycle Infrastructure Design (CID). It is a genuinely excellent document. CID provides guidance on how to build cycle infrastructure in England and Northern Ireland. Local
Two paths at the Yorkshire Showground have been resurfaced. There are now stretches of smooth tarmac: at the top of the Showground near the Squash Club, and at the bottom of the Showground near the exit onto Crimple Lane and