Merseyside Cycling Campaign

Merseyside Cycling Campaign March Meeting Monday 19th March – 6pm NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE Upstairs bar, FACT, 88 Wood St, Liverpool L1 4DQ

Public consultation event in The Box at FACT, 88 Wood St, Liverpool L1 4DQ, on Monday 19th March 2018 from 2pm to 8pm. Approximate start: January 2019 Approximate end: November 2019 The Ropewalks STEP Scheme will be split into two phases: Phase 1 – Bold Street and Seel Street. Phase 2… Continue reading →

It is important that we let our councillors know what our concerns are, where we think they should focus their efforts and so on. Of course there might also be situations where we want to give positive feedback. We’ve created a page to quickly find contact details for your local… Continue reading →

Draft Comments on Draft Liverpool Local Plan for Merseyside Cycling Campaign Liverpool City Region Combined Authority emerging Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) and existing Rights of Way Improvement Plan 2018-2028. • The LCWIP is mentioned in Policy TP1 and TP5 which we should support along with LCR Transport Strategy for Growth… Continue reading →

Comments needed by 15th February 2018 Download PDF plans here There are plans to improve traffic flow across Liverpool city centre whilst also providing improved cycle links and a better environment for pedestrians. LIME STREET AREA To make the Lime Street Station / St Georges Hall area more accessible for pedestrians,… Continue reading →

The current map is being updated. It can be downloaded from http://bit.ly/2rZ2zKa Any changes to this are requested by Monday 12 February, for example: · text/contact details for your organisation · a bike shop that has closed/opened · infrastructure not shown correctly Contact: karen.stevens@liverpool.gov.uk

Sustrans will be doing essential maintenance work on the Liverpool Loop Line on the path to the rear of Ealing Road, Liverpool. Works to begin 22nd January 2018 for up to 4 weeks. The path between Greenwich Road and Helsby Road will be closed.  The diversion route is shown as an… Continue reading →

Dear New Members If you joined the campaign recently (since about June 2017) and have NEVER received any emails from us (via mailchimp or otherwise), please get in touch by email to merseysidecyclcingcampaign@hotmail.co.uk. We are having a problem with the online registration form which has been compromised. Don’t worry, your… Continue reading →

After consultation with the engineers of the plan, the following responses have been received from them. This is still not going to be a usable cycle route. Why is there not a direct route from Irvine Street through the village development to Minshull Street? The direct pedestrian route from Irvine… Continue reading →

Walk and Cycle Merseyside @WalkCycleMersey Safe streets for all. The stuggle for safe streets is a fight for democracy. http://www.wacm.org.uk  KSI Merseyside @Merseyside_KSI Tracking Road Casualties of vulnerable road users in Merseyside, data sourced from https://data.gov.uk/dataset/road-accidents-safety-data …Queries ask @mdunschen