RBC Spring 2024 Report
Cycle Forum The Cycle Forum meeting was held on 29 February and RCC tabled a number of issues we hope to get some answers and actions on. Oxford Road and […]
Continue ReadingCycle Forum The Cycle Forum meeting was held on 29 February and RCC tabled a number of issues we hope to get some answers and actions on. Oxford Road and […]
Continue ReadingOne of the biggest frustrations with cycling in Reading is the lack of progress with many cycle schemes – there doesn’t seem any logic that relatively small but useful improvements […]
Continue ReadingTwo Traffic Management Sub-Committees, a CAST (Cleaner Air and Safer Transport) forum and the Cycle Forum have happened since my last report in November. Traffic Management Sub- Committee (TMSC) 10 […]
Continue ReadingI have the deep joy of using this roundabout several times a week, so I was very interested to see the Council remarking the faded lines as a first step […]
Continue ReadingDear 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 […]
Continue ReadingDear RCC members, You will no doubt know by now that the “Mass Rapid Transit” project proposed by Reading Borough Council has been abandoned, and soon the Council will be […]
Continue ReadingA Cycle Forum meeting took place on 31 October with RBC, RCC and other representatives present. A range of issues were tabled: Potholes etc We were informed about the highway […]
Continue ReadingSince the last Campaign News in the summer we are awaiting a Cycle Forum meeting, maybe in September. Unfortunately, there has been little visible action that I can see on […]
Continue ReadingSince the last Campaign News in the spring there has been a Cycle Forum meeting and a Traffic Management Sub Committee. The Cycle Forum on 27 February was attended by […]
Continue ReadingSince the last Campaign News in December and the time of writing (mid February) there have been no meetings to report on or major issues that have cropped up. The […]
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