The highlight of this issue is the long-awaited public consultation on Phase 1 of Glasgow’s City Network of fully segregated cycle lanes. There are a series of in-person events between the 8th and 19th of September, and an online consultation. Showing strong support for the city network at this stage is crucial.
Continue reading “Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 166, 9 September 2024”Today’s GoBike ride, new infrastructure, getting up close to Arria and, of course, the Falkirk Wheel
Despite the return of winter after the summer we enjoyed yesterday, those of us who ventured out saw this amazing statue from close up:
For more information see: https://www.lightfolio.co.uk/arria
Continue reading “Today’s GoBike ride, new infrastructure, getting up close to Arria and, of course, the Falkirk Wheel”Get Glasgow Moving’s response to SPT’s consultation
Guest blog
Ellie Harrison, GoBike member and Chair of Get Glasgow Moving, shares her view about SPT’s Regional Active Travel Strategy consultation which closes this Sunday 1 September.
Continue reading “Get Glasgow Moving’s response to SPT’s consultation”GoBike ride, Sunday 01 September: Cycle to the Falkirk Wheel, get the train back (or cycle if you wish!)
The ride this time has us skirting the city centre, then heading out through the north eastern part of the city and into the countryside beyond Robroyston. Then we carry on towards Cumbernauld, passing Arria, before joining the Forth & Clyde Canal near Banknock.
Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 165, 22 August 2024
A fork in the path?
This issue includes a regional strategy, a few TROs, openings, development plans, Lanarkshire parks and Renfrewshire villages.
There’s another event about Elderslie TODAY 2–7pm in Erskine Sport Centre.
There have been some responses about the future of the Digest. They’ve been split between ones who like the current Digest and those in favour of a more general newsletter.
Continue reading “Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 165, 22 August 2024”Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 164, 08 August 2024
InDigestion?
There are a few additions in this issue as we come out of holiday time. However, a recent GoBike meeting raised wider questions about the Digest (and GoBike itself).
Continue reading “Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 164, 08 August 2024”Sunday 04 August, today’s GoBike ride
Here for all those of you who failed to join us on today’s ride, is the route you missed:
Continue reading “Sunday 04 August, today’s GoBike ride”GoBike ride, Sunday 04 August, Strathclyde Park Circular
This ride will see us visit Strathclyde Country Park with the outward route via Cambuslang, Blantyre and Bothwell, and return via Bellshill and Mount Vernon.
Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 163, 25 July 2024
«Vive le vélo!»
Paris is in the spotlight for sport but maybe also the rapid transformation of the cities’ streets under mayor Anne Hidalgo. Glasgow sees some progress of its own – the South City Way officially open to Trongate and Byres Rd phase 1 nearing completion. The city council’s survey on behaviour campaigns closes soon.
Renfrewshire have their own milestone with the upgraded route from Erskine to Glasgow Airport. Will SPT’s Regional Active Travel Strategy bring big changes for cycling in towns like Motherwell, pictured (see 2.1)? Elsewhere, there are consultations relating to Local Development Plans in East Ayrshire; both North and South Lanarkshire; and West Dunbartonshire. Also, a few Traffic Orders…
Continue reading “Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 163, 25 July 2024”Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 162, 11 July 2024
Getting away…
It’s holiday time with summer sports to tide us over until… more summer sports. As the rosettes (and some of their owners) are put back in their box, the pre-election restrictions end. SPT take the chance to launch a major active travel consultation (like RATS up a drainpipe?). There’s a survey about Places in West Dunbartonshire and South Lanarkshire’s Development Plan. Also, city road safety campaigns and Glasgow Uni’s campus update.
Continue reading “Consultation Digest (Local) Issue 162, 11 July 2024”