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Sefton Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) consultation
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Read More →: Sefton Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) consultationCloses 15 September Sefton Council is developing a policy to improve walking, wheeling and cycling across Sefton and we would like your opinion. The policy is called the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan, also referred to as the LCWIP. It shows where improvements have been identified for safer routes to schools, health facilities and…
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Wirral active travel petition
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/ NewsRead More →: Wirral active travel petitionPlease support this petition calling for active travel on the Wirral! https://www.change.org/p/we-want-active-travel-on-the-wirral “Whether you’re walking, running, cycling, pushing a pram, on a mobility scooter or have a wheelchair, Wirral aims to put active travel and beautiful places at the heart of our communities, through smarter investment in better active travel infrastructure”.
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Fabric District consultation
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Read More →: Fabric District consultationA new consultation, which launched on 9 June and is open until 6 July, will give the opportunity for local residents and transport users to give feedback on the proposals, either via an online survey or by joining one of two in-person drop-in sessions. Running along London Road and Prescot Street towards Low Hill, the…
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MCC Summit & AGM 2025
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Read More →: MCC Summit & AGM 2025With a new, larger venue booked due to high demand, and 100 vegan Scouse pies ordered from the famous Homebaked Community Bakery in Anfield, the scene was set for community groups, experts and decision makers from across the Liverpool City Region to gather for Merseyside Cycling Campaign Summit & AGM 2025. Don Thompson and Rebecca…
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Merseyside Cycling Campaign Summit and AGM
Read More →: Merseyside Cycling Campaign Summit and AGMSat, May 17, 2025 at 10:00 AM at Quaker Meeting House, School Lane, Liverpool – Register here How can we make cycling in Merseyside safer and more enjoyable for everyone? Join us for a fun and informative gathering where we will discuss all things cycling in the Merseyside region. We’ll be joined by community cycling…
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Knowsley Walking and Cycling Infrastructure Plan
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Read More →: Knowsley Walking and Cycling Infrastructure PlanThis plan outlines Knowsley’s proposals for developing their network for the future to be more inclusive and encourage sustainable and active travel to key destinations. Download a PDF of the plans HERE Knowsley would welcome any feedback on the proposals until 31st March. Feedback can be provided by emailing highway.consultations@knowsley.gov.uk
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Dock Road consultation
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Read More →: Dock Road consultationCloses on 24 March 2025 Liverpool City Council is holding a consultation to present its active travel and public realm improvement proposals for Bath Street and Waterloo Road. https://liverpool.gov.uk/council/consultation-and-engagement/consultation/consultation-on-bath-street-active-travel-plan-and-public-realm-improvements/ There will be two in-person events in March: RIBA North, Mann Island, Liverpool, L31 BP :Tuesday 11th March – 3pm to 7pmSaturday 15th March – 10am to…
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Southport Promenade Consultation
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Read More →: Southport Promenade ConsultationCloses 15 Mar 2025 Sefton Council want your views on the proposed changes to Southport Promenade to support the delivery of “Les Transformations de Southport.” The Promenade concept design includes the Promenade between Nevill Street and Seabank Road. The proposed design will better connect the town centre and the waterfront with new public spaces and…
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Catharine Street cycle lane
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/ NewsRead More →: Catharine Street cycle laneThe segregated cycle lanes in Catharine Street are now finished and ready for use.Unfortunately MCC was not consulted on the final design of the scheme and the three bus stops on the street have been constructed in a very poor way.The cycle lane is reduced to one metre as it passes the bus stop, going…
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Liverpool City Council Urban Mobility & Public Spaces Strategy
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/ NewsRead More →: Liverpool City Council Urban Mobility & Public Spaces StrategyThe strategy has a lot of good points:• Limit single occupancy vehicles (private cars) driving through and around the city centre• Expand pedestrian areas• Strictly enforced bus lanes• More active travel infrastructure (main reason people don’t cycle more in Liverpool is because of the lack of infrastructure)• Reducing car parking provision in the city centre…