The Harrogate District Cycle Campaign Group
The commitment of North Yorkshire Council (NYC) to its flagship public realm and active travel project, Harrogate Station Gateway, is in question. Local authority officers have worked on Station Gateway for 3 years. It has been through the democratic process,
Andrew Jones MP has performed an astonishing u-turn on his support for Harrogate Station Gateway. In June, he was fully behind the project. In August, he no longer supports it at all. MP’s Support for Harrogate Station Gateway in June
This is our Summer 2023 Newsletter.
North Yorkshire Council (NYC) held a consultation about active travel improvements in the Oatlands area in October and November 2022. Eight months on, the council still has not published the results. NYC say they intend to disclose the results in
North Yorkshire Council’s time-wasting on Otley Road and Beech Grove continues. They are currently refusing to set out any specific plans for either project, but claim that they will present their ideas to a Committee of Harrogate & Knaresborough Councillors
Zero Carbon Harrogate (ZCH) put in a particularly good and comprehensive response to the North Yorkshire Council’s recent Let’s Talk Transport survey. This is their submission. Introduction In the Introduction, ZCH call for sustainability and carbon reduction to be at
By Bethan Dailey Approximately 3 years on from starting to cycle to school with my children, and this is as close as we’ve got to a segregated cycleway on Dishforth Road between Ripon and Sharow. In case anyone is wondering,
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