Posts Cycling in a Winter Wonderland: Cycling through snowy conditions There are plenty of good reasons to stay on your bike when the weather gets chilly. For local journeys, you Progress on the Chorlton Cycleway: Chorlton Road, December 2020 What better a time to go for a ride than a crisp Boxing Day morning? Today I found myself on Longford Park Low Traffic Neighbourhood: Transforming Stretford Stretford is not an area that's a stranger to Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs). There are already many existing "filter points": Levenshulme Active Neighbourhood: When is an LTN not an LTN? This week, Manchester council published updated plans and timelines for the Levenshulme Active Neighbourhood. The council's own wording can be Central Islands on cycle crossings: a Greater Manchester curiosity You might have read the title and thought: that doesn't sound very interesting or consequential! And perhaps you're right, but Levenshulme LTN Leaflet: A Fact Check. If you live in Levenshulme, you may have received a leaflet dropped off by a group known as "One Levenshulme On Mending a Neighbourhood Divide There is currently a rare opportunity to improve the streets in Levenshulme and Burnage, South Manchester. In March 2019, "programme Hyde Road: 6 months later It has been 6 months since my last post on Hyde Road, it's time for an update, as there has Hyde Road: a council failing to engage and listen to the community. The Hyde Road widening scheme is a fair few years old now. It was funded by a government "pinch point" A57 Widening Consultation Update: One of the councillors has stated that the scheme has now been stopped due to feedback today and the Regent Road, “better for cycling?” The news came out today that the council is about to finish works on Regent Road, which forms part of Manchester: Cycling City? 2019 Report Card. While it's only coming up to the start of September, let's take some time to reflect on how cycling has
