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Cycling takes centre stage at Gatehouse's Active Travel Bicycle Conference

Representatives of projects from across Galloway let cycling enthusiasts know what they have to offer

Daily Record

Plan to create 'safer' streets that 'benefit everyone' in Wirral

School children have already been consulted, now the project will approach people living in one area of Merseyside

Liverpool Echo

Glasgow Avenues makeovers planned for areas outside city centre including Laurieston and Dennistoun

The scheme aims to connect the city centre to communities on the fringes

Glasgow Live

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New Monkland Canal pathway opens after £400k upgrading project

Transport minister Jenny Gilruth visited Coatbridge to see the improved two-kilometre route.

Daily Record

Merseyside playing ‘catch up’ so roads aren't 'stuck' in the 50s

The region is hoping to push ahead with improving its active cycling and walking infrastructure

Liverpool Echo

The Earth's Corr: It's not right that Power NI, SSE and Firmus profits are protected while we all suffer

Why should they still get to keep the same profits when the rest of us are suffering and the goods they sell hurt our planet?

Belfast Live

Dundee walking and cycling habits revealed in Scotland’s biggest ever survey

The Walking and Cycling Index found 54% of people in the city walk or wheel at least five or more days each week.

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Active travel in NI "hasn't been given the backing required" admits Infrastructure Minister

"Now that we are in a time of emergency... we need to do more"

Belfast Live

Bristolians prefer to walk rather than driving their cars or cycling, new research shows

Although not everyone feels safe walking in their neighbourhood

Bristol Post

Most Belfast people want more segregated cycle lanes on roads - even if it means less room for cars

The city has just two miles of bike lanes that are physically separated from traffic and pedestrians

Belfast Live

Calls for fewer cars on city region’s roads to make active travel safer

Research conducted in partnership with the Liverpool City Region shows that a majority of people surveyed support the creation of more low traffic neighbourhoods

Liverpool Echo

Parking on pavements puts people off popping out, says survey

Only 56% of disabled people say they feel welcome when out and about in their local area

Wales Online

Call to ban pavement parking as survey highlights ‘discriminatory’ impact

Disabled residents and those on low incomes feel less comfortable walking in their neighbourhoods, a new poll suggests.

The Independent UK

Tyneside's white men more likely to walk and cycle than women and minorities, new study reveals

A charity has called for streets across the region to be made safer so that people feel more confident to choose healthier, more environmentally-friendly forms of transport

Chronicle Live

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Bristol Post

'Theft and vandalism' causing chaos on Bristol and Bath Railway Path

Sustrans are currently working with the police regarding the recent incidents

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian pupils to get safer path to school after parent campaign

Children in Wester Inch faced a hazardous route to school at St Mary's Primary in Bathgate until they raised a petition. Now, with the support of Sustrans, the council will install wider pavements and safer crossing points in time for the winter months

Daily Record

West Lothian's 'island village' to be connected to neighbouring town in a £1m footpath upgrade

A footpath and bridge link will connect the isolated village of Stoneyburn to the neighbouring town of Fauldhouse

Edinburgh Live

End in sight for West Lothian's island village as bridge funds agreed

Sustrans has agreed to fund design and part construction of a new footpath and bridge between Stoneyburn/Bents and Fauldhouse. The work, delayed by the Covid pandemic, could start next year

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Meadows to George Street route will have narrow roads and cycle paths

Final plans will be issued later this year, with new designs showing the route will include narrowed roads to allow for new segregated cycle lanes and pedestrianised areas.

Daily Record

Contractor appointed for Stirling railway station work

Luddon Construction will carry out £5million revamp

Bristol Post

Bristol and Bath Railway Path closure in Easton begins

The project will not be completely finished until summer

The Guardian - UK

Cycling charity launches ambitious plan to boost UK-wide path network

Sustrans wants to link most towns with safe routes accessible for walking as well as bikes and wheelchairs

Edinburgh Live

Massive new Edinburgh £19.4m Roseburn to Leith cycle route work gets underway

The project, funded by the Scottish Government via Sustrans, will take 18 months to complete and is set to provide a safe route for cyclists and pedestrians to cross the city between Roseburn and Leith

Liverpool Echo

Plan to make Liverpool streets safer for communities

The aim is to make neighbourhoods safer for everyone

Bristol Post

Closing College Green to cars will 'enhance high street' says Sustrans

The street could be closed to cars to prioritise public transport, cycling and walking in the area

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