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Traffic Calming Measures For Oxford Road

1 June 2019KeithLeave a Comment on Traffic Calming Measures For Oxford Road

We don’t know what the official results are of the Cow Lane Bridge widening on traffic volumes yet, but we do know it has sped up the traffic on Richfield […]

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Cycling Facilities in Woodley 2008-2019

1 June 2019Keith2 Comments on Cycling Facilities in Woodley 2008-2019

In 2008 Woodley Town Council sponsored the Woodley Community Partnership, which asked me to produce a report on better cycling facilities for the town. The report was well received by […]

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RBC Summer Report 2019

1 June 2019KeithLeave a Comment on RBC Summer Report 2019

The last Traffic Management Sub-Committee (TMSC) took place on 7th March and the Cycle Forum meeting took place on 19th March. At the Forum many issues were raised including: Town […]

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WoBC Summer Report 2019

1 June 2019KeithLeave a Comment on WoBC Summer Report 2019

Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) recently consulted on the next ‘Greenway’ it is proposing to build. Greenways are traffic-free walking/cycling routes, typically using existing paths and bridleways, and will be shared-use […]

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Berkshire Driving Instructors

1 June 2019KeithLeave a Comment on Berkshire Driving Instructors

A while back I trained as a safe urban driving instructor. It is part of a goods vehicle driver’s licence that they undergo annual training, there are lots of modules […]

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Chairman’s Letter, June 2019

1 June 2019Keith1 Comment on Chairman’s Letter, June 2019

Dear RCC members As a cycle campaigner I often feel a little isolated. We are a small committee and even though we have lots of members, it is hard to […]

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March 2019 Newsletter

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The March 2019 RCC newsletter pdf is now downloadable from the Newsletters page, or you can click on each article to read them separately. In this issue we talk about: […]

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Vastern Road Roundabout Improvements

6 March 2019Keith3 Comments on Vastern Road Roundabout Improvements

Some suggested improvements by RCC after the spiral markings and improved stop lines have been added. The Vastern Road arm is the most dangerous location but also the most difficult […]

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£5m Bid for Cycling from MRT Funds

6 March 2019Keith1 Comment on £5m Bid for Cycling from MRT Funds

As the East Reading Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) has been cancelled, can some of the residual funds be reallocated for much needed cycling schemes? We understand that £19m was available […]

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Less Conversation, More Action

6 March 2019Keith2 Comments on Less Conversation, More Action

One cheer for the Government’s Cycle Safety Proposals? Last Summer, the Government held a consultation on safety for people who cycle and walk. This was part of the launch of […]

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