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Another year’s just swooshed past. It was little more graceful than the years before, with similar campaigning aspects persisting to stick around, impossible for us to strike them off the list (yet). In early 2013, here it suddenly was, the…
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A CYCLING campaigner says she hopes her testimony will have encouraged MPs to promote more two-wheeled transport. Katja Leyendecker, chair of Newcastle Cycling Campaign, gave evidence to the Transport Select Committee on how more consideration should be given to pedal…
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You can discuss this article below. What do you think? Give us your local example and what changes you’d like to see. This story is part of our space4cycling series. There are different kind of roads. The fast A167, Great…
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You can discuss this article below. What do you think? Give us your local example and what changes you’d like to see. This story is part of our space4cycling series. Re-balancing road space towards more benign forms of transport is…
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Katja Leyendecker spoke to MPs at the House of Commons as a witness to the Transport Select committee. Katja Leyendecker, chair of the group, says “It’s been both a nerve-racking and exhilarating experience. I think I got my point across,…
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To a call by the Transport Committee – Local decision making on transport expenditure Newcycling (Newcastle’s cycling campaign, 1,200 members, volunteer organisation, constituted, formed in 2010) would like to respond to your request about views on local transport expenditure. We…
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Thanks again for an excellent youReport turnout… you sharing your bike infrastructure images and imagination with us – showing real cycling culture. In the coming weeks we’ll report back to you under the heading space4cycling. By doing so joining up…
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Newcastle Cycling Campaign management committee meets
Committee members meet and discuss Campaign business.
Newcastle Cycling Campaign management committee meets