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Women's Basic Bike Maintenance Course:
https://eventbrite.co.uk/e/womens-basic-bike-maintenance-course-4-sundays-tickets-44599878437/… ... See MoreSee Less
Women's basic bike maintenance course (4 Sundays)
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Want to learn the basics of looking after your bike? Would you like to know more about how to keep it running smoothly a...1 week ago ·
We were asked by Key 103 to comment on the £160 million announced this week for walking and cycling. The central message is that this isn't just about making things better for people who already cycle, but more significantly to create an environment where people who don't currently cycle (much) feel enabled to do so (more), and in the process to create a cleaner, healthier place to live that is fit for the 21st century and that we can be proud of. Here's a snippet of the interview:
https://twitter.com/KEY103NEWS/status/979641335333425152
Key 103 News on Twitter
“WATCH: Nick Hubble from Greater Manchester cycling campaign’s reaction to £160 million awarded for improving cycling & walking #cycling #congestiondeal @chris_boardman @GMcycling @MayorofGM https://t.co/F4ERW5HZWL” ... See MoreSee Less
3 weeks ago ·
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the pothole thread. You can listen again to the piece here, starting at 1:06:48
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05zqt6l#play ... See MoreSee Less
Potholes, Alison Butterworth and Phil Trow - BBC Radio Manchester
bbc.co.uk
Alison and Phil investigate Greater Manchester's biggest potholes.1 month ago ·
We've been asked to do (yet) another radio interview on the perils of potholes when cycling. Does anyone have any experiences they'd like to share, specifically in Bury but across GM more generally? ... See MoreSee Less
1 month ago ·
If anyone's wondering what Chris Boardman, GM Cycling and Walking Commissioner, has been up to recently: he's sending his team out to the ten Greater Manchester boroughs to establish an initial cycling and walking network plan. So far only two of these meetings have taken place (Tameside and Bury). Eight councils are still to participate. This is an account of what happened at the Bury meeting:
https://bangingonaboutbikes.wordpress.com/2018/03/04/on-when-boardmans-team-met-bury-council/ ... See MoreSee Less
On when Boardman’s team met Bury Council
bangingonaboutbikes.wordpress.com
Background In early February I received an intriguing e-mail from the officer responsible for cycling at Bury Council. H...1 month ago ·