Thames path – the right to cycle
The proposal to make the Thames Path an official cycle track was approved by Reading Council’s Traffic Management Sub-committee in June. Although there were objections, John Lee from RCC spoke […]
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Author: Alice
WoBC Campaigner Autumn 2017 Report
Trials and tribulations of Chapter 12 Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) has submitted its planning application to itself for the Arborfield Relief Road and the comments I made during consultation have […]
Continue ReadingRBC Campaigner Autumn 2017 Report
The Traffic Management Sub-Committee (TMSC) on 14 June had a number of items of interest to cyclists. There was also a Cycle Forum Meeting on 12 July. The new chair […]
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Horseshoe taxis return to Reading Station
Last December we welcomed the removal of the ‘Horseshoe Taxi Rank’ by the southeast approach to the station forecourt, which allowed cyclists to reach the station forecourt without being forced […]
Continue ReadingRBC Plans for Cycle Route along Bath Road
There are plans to create a cycle route from Newbury to Windsor, dubbed NCN (National Cycle Network) 422. Work to create this route will be done by the local authorities; […]
Continue ReadingWest Berks Cycle Audits
Cycling in Reading is not just about Reading Borough Council. Due to our bizarre boundary system many thousands of cyclists in the Reading area use roads controlled by West Berks or […]
Continue ReadingRBC Cycling Implementation Plan
Reading Borough Council has released its annual Cycling Implementation Plan for 20016/17 One of the proposed schemes is a shared use path on the north side of Bath Road. Shared […]
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What do we want from RBC?
RBC has made a listing of the cycle improvements we have requested along with their current status and you can find this here. Let us know which you think are […]
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GWR booking only policy
Great Western Railways has implemented a new policy for carrying bikes from May 2016. Bikes will now only be allowed on high speed trains if they have a booking, which […]
Continue ReadingApril 2016 Newsletter is now published
The April 2016 RCC newsletter is published. You can download it from the Newsletters page. It contains: The results of the Broad Street Consultation regarding allowing cycling through the pedestrian […]
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