British Waterways wish to get feedback from regular users of the Union and the Forth/Clyde canal towpaths… Continue reading Canal towpath user survey
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With cyclist crashes on Princes Street tramlines continuing at around 2-3 a month known to Spokes (and presumably others not known) a number of victims have complimented Lothian Buses drivers on their awareness of the problems and their prompt action… Continue reading Cyclists and Lothian Buses Several major decisions on future funding for cycling will be taken in the next few weeks. You can help!! – please contact your MSPs … Continue reading Contact MSPs!! – Spokesworker 30.12.10 [updated 19 Jan] The much-anticipated Spokes fact-sheet and product database on residential bike storage are now available… Continue reading Spokes flats/tenements Bike Storage fact-sheet There’s an opportunity to buy bike racks and other storage equipment at reduced cost – but you must order by 17 January. Continue reading Bike storage offer [ends 17 Jan] A Scottish Government consultation on ‘Sustainability Labelling’ would allow developers to gain bronze and silver awards for new flats and houses with no bike storage… Continue reading Bike storage not needed in most houses? – respond by 24 Dec. Spokes has submitted its formal comments to the consultations on the Mound to Kings Buildings Quality Bike Corridor and the south-central Edinburgh 20mph zone… Continue reading Quality Bike Corridor: Spokes comment Spokes has submitted a response to the draft Scottish budget. Now we need your help in contacting your MSPs in support… Continue reading Spokes 2011/12 budget submission Update 2 Dec: Due to the expected weather conditions, with ice on the roads, we have reluctantly cancelled the ride and the lunch. Everyone who registered has been notified by email. Hope to see you on next year’s ride! The Scottish draft budget announced on November 17 threatens cycling investment in Edinburgh and across Scotland – but the position is unclear and lobbying is vital … Continue reading Budget 2011/12 disaster?? – Spokesworker 24.11.10 |
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