Saturday 25th February 2023 in-person event,
10.00 for 10.30 at Liverpool DoES, 1st Floor, The Tapestry, 68-76 Kempston St, Liverpool L3 8HL.
For more information click here
CLICK HERE to download the slideshow presentations from the AGM
Birkenhead Road
Closing date: 21 December 2022
Wirral Council would like feedback on proposals to introduce a package of highway measures and environmental improvements along Birkenhead Road, Seacombe Ward.
The proposals include an upgraded segregated pedestrian footway and cycle track along the east side of Birkenhead Road (between Kelvin Road and Seacombe View).
https://haveyoursay.wirral.gov.uk/active-travel-improvements-birkenhead-road
Price Street
Closing date: 21 December 2022
The proposals are to improve walking and cycling facilities on and around Price Street, Bidston and St. James Ward.
The proposals include a new 3 metre wide, two-way, segregated cycleway along Beaufort Road with a “Tiger Crossing” incorporating a pedestrian zebra and cycling crossing facility.
https://haveyoursay.wirral.gov.uk/price-street-active-travel-scheme
Charing Cross and Grange Road Active Travel Scheme
Closing date: 22 January 2023
Wirral Council has received a £2.969 million funding package from the UK Governments Future High Streets Fund, it is proposing to use this funding to make improvements on Grange Road, within the Charing Cross junction and on Grange Road West.
https://haveyoursay.wirral.gov.uk/charing-cross-and-grange-road-active-travel-scheme
Liverpool City Council has launched a public consultation on converting the city’s three original pop-up cycle lanes into permanent lanes.
Have you say: https://liverpool.gov.uk/activetravelconsultation
Consultation runs until Fri, 13 Jan 2023.
MCC has drafted a response to the consultation.
Download detailed plans:
End date: Monday 12th December 2022
Parking should be banned in Liverpool City Centre but the proposals here increase parking charges by a paltry 10p an hour.
Liverpool has declared a climate emergency, it needs to act.
Have your say:
https://liverpool.gov.uk/cpzconsultation
Closing date: 27 November 2022
St Helens council has launched a survey on its new ten-year strategy which will set out its priorities for investment in walking and cycling infrastructure across St Helens Borough.
Let’s try that new cycle lane on Lime Street together
Wednesday 10 August
6pm
Meet at St George’s Hall
Organised by Cycle Liverpool
Saturday 24 September 2022
Start at 11am Woolton Village Duck Pond L25 5JA
You can meet us on the way:
11.45am at Neighbourhood Cafe on Woolton Road,
12 pm in the Mystery at the central crossing where Cleo’s Cafe is parked
and 12.20pm at Crown Street Park.
Following Route 6
1pm Pier Head for picnic and speakers
Organised by Cycle Liverpool
Closing date Friday 9 September 2022
Liverpool City Council is asking the public for their feedback on the proposed permanent lanes, which are located on the following routes:
• East Lancashire Road to the city centre – from Norris Green to Breck Road and on to Everton Park.
• Gateacre to the city centre – connecting up the university campuses through to the Knowledge Quarter.
• Sefton Park to the city centre – connecting the Ropewalks to Baltic Triangle and on to Dingle and Aigburth.
Full information and survey at: www.liverpool.gov.uk/consultation
COMMUNITY EVENT
SATURDAY 30 JULY
NOON–8PM
Located next to Chaffers’ running track, near the Glenwyllin Road entrance to the park.
Rimrose Valley Friends have organised music, food and entertainment on the day.
Merseyside Cycling Campaign is keen to have a stall at this free-to-enter event. We are looking for volunteers who can spare a few hours between 11am and 8pm on Saturday 30th July 2022 to help out on the stall.
It is sure to be a fun-packed day with lots of activities, so if you can spare a few hours please let us know by emailing us at hello@merseycycle.org.uk
St Helens Borough Council is currently seeking views on early-stage plans for two new routes – deadline 12th August 2022:
• Jubits Lane, between Sutton Manor and A57 Warrington Road. Extending routes installed in 2020, when completed this route would provide connectivity between St Helens, Marshall’s Cross, Sutton Manor, and Widnes.
• Lea Green to Whiston, extending planned routes from St Helens and Lea Green Station beyond the A570 St Helens Linkway towards Whiston Hospital, a major local employment site.
The proposals include the provision of high-quality, dedicated facilities for people travelling on foot and by bike, within the existing highway corridor.
These proposals are at an early stage of design, with no implementation funding or delivery timescales currently secured.
Detail on the proposals, frequently asked questions and information on drop in/online workshops, are also available at
https://www.sthelens.gov.uk/activetravel
From this page, you will be able to complete a brief survey, to share your thoughts on the proposals. Deadline – 12th August 2022. The final scheme will be subject to further engagement and a full public consultation process prior to any construction works.
If you have any queries on the proposals or the engagement exercise, please feel free to contact the St Helens Borough Council Transport Planning team at planningtransport@sthelens.gov.uk
