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WoBC Autumn Report 2020

8 November 20208 November 2020Alice ElliottLeave a Comment on WoBC Autumn Report 2020

So, since the last Wokingham cycling update earlier in the year, I think it’s fair to say that everything and nothing has changed. This may sound like a negative statement to make but I’ll explain why I think it’s more of a cautiously positive one. The completion of Wokingham’s section of NCN 422 which is […]

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RBC Summer 2020 Report

5 July 20207 November 2020Alice Elliott1 Comment on RBC Summer 2020 Report

In May, in response to the Covid-19 crisis, the Secretary of State for Transport stated that the government expects local authorities to make significant changes to their road layouts to give more space to cyclists and pedestrians, adding that such changes will help embed altered behaviours and demonstrate the positive effects of active travel. Examples […]

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WoBC Summer Report 2020

5 July 20206 July 2020Alice ElliottLeave a Comment on WoBC Summer Report 2020

Having just landed the position of RCC representative for Wokingham Borough Council, I am still finding my way and hence this report will be shorter than people may have come to expect. It’s to the credit of all those involved at WoBC that the Wokingham section of NCN422 will be completed before the end of […]

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RBC Spring 2020 Report

29 March 2020Alice ElliottLeave a Comment on RBC Spring 2020 Report

The Cycle Forum on 4th December focused mainly on the LCWIP (Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan) that the Council have now submitted in draft form to the DfT for funding. This plan, if funded and implemented, would make substantial improvements for cycling and walking over the next 10 years with a number of new […]

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RBC Winter Report 2019

3 December 2019Alice ElliottLeave a Comment on RBC Winter Report 2019

No meetings with the Council have taken place since the last Cycle Forum on 19 March, though at the time of writing, the ‘quarterly’ Cycle Forum is due to meet again on 4 December. No relevant issues for cycling have been tabled at the Traffic Management Sub-Committee, so no news here either. The long Reading […]

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RBC Autumn Report 2019

31 August 2019Alice ElliottLeave a Comment on RBC Autumn Report 2019

No meetings with the Council have taken place since the last Cycle Forum on 19 March, the Traffic Management Sub-Committee that RCC attended and the workshop meeting for the Local Cycling; and Walking Infrastructure Plan held on 16 May. The Local Cycle and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) is a comprehensive plan being developed by RBC […]

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Poor signage for cyclists gallery

1 June 2019Alice ElliottLeave a Comment on Poor signage for cyclists gallery

Inappropriate signs for closure of cycling facilities I had to contact the Council to point out that the closure of a facility for cyclists ought to be accompanied by appropriate signs. Here are examples of cyclists being ignored. The new NCN 422 has shared use but the signs only refer to pedestrians This little ramp […]

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RBC Summer Report 2019

1 June 20191 June 2019Keith ElliottLeave 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 Centre signing, Vastern Road roundabout, the NCN422 through Reading, and a few more! Traffic Management Sub-Committee The TMSC took place on 7th March with the […]

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WoBC Summer Report 2019

1 June 20191 June 2019Keith ElliottLeave 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 for people walking and cycling. I’m very grateful to the RCC member who told me about the consultation. The new route would go from Arborfield […]

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£5m Bid for Cycling from MRT Funds

6 March 201928 May 2019Keith Elliott1 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 plus £4.8m of Reading’s Section 106 funding, but £3.1m has been allocated to Reading West Station, £4m to Theale Station and funding to other projects. […]

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