Strathclyde Cycle Campaign
We will head out of Glasgow towards the airport, then join the cycle route to Inchinnan. Then we will go into Erskine on the New Town’s path network, to end up at the waterfront.
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This ride will take us down the River Clyde, starting off on the North side and using the Loch Lomond path, then crossing the Renfrew Bridge and joining the path along the A8 towards Bishopton.
Continue reading “West to the Coast, Greenock and Inverkip, Sunday 02 August”
Major masterplans for the Clyde and a riverside Glasgow neighbourhood. Waterfront development in Argyll & Bute and road/path surveys for most of Strathclyde. Plus a few strategies for East Renfrewshire. One of the East Ren consultations ends soon…
Continue reading “Consultations: July 2026”
A few consultations in Renfrewshire/East Renfrewshire, including a drop-in event next week…
Continue reading “Consultations Extra: Renfrewshire and East Ren”
The ride on Sunday 07 June, to Irvine Beach, or for the fainter hearted, to Lochwinnoch, will be our longest one, so far, this year.
We will head out of Glasgow towards the airport, then join the cycle route to Inchinnan.
This ride takes in some new developments in the Renfrew and Paisley area. We will take the Govan Bridge, to head for Braehead and Ferry Village in Renfrew.
Continue reading “GoBike’s November Ride: on Sunday 02 November, we head for paths in Paisley”
After Glasgow’s Gordon St consultation, here’s a list of consultations from outside the city. A few are closing over the weekend in North Ayrshire and Inverclyde.
Continue reading “Consultations: August 2025”
A short list of consultations in and around Glasgow; including some drop-in events. Also, important feedback about progress on city-wide projects.
Continue reading “Consultations & Updates: June 2025”
Sunday wasn’t the best of days for cycling but a hardy six of us turned up to meet Andy at the SEC,
here are 3 of them, with Andy.
Continue reading “GoBike ride for 01 June, not quite to Loch Thom!”