URGENT: Support the seafront cycle path proposals
A seafront cycle route may be constructed as part of the Covid-19 infrastructure plans for Eastbourne. We need to support this. Continue Reading
A seafront cycle route may be constructed as part of the Covid-19 infrastructure plans for Eastbourne. We need to support this. Continue Reading
With the increasing domination of cars, caused partly by the new housing estates in Eastbourne and South Wealden ,there is no transport model from the authorities that suggests anything but worse congestion. The time has now come for a modal… Continue Reading
Yet again there has has been no increasing in the numbers of those cycling in Eastbourne. Continue Reading
East Sussex County Council successfully bid for funding for pop-up cycling/walking facilities, including a cycle lane along the seafront instead of car parking on the sea-wall side. There is an ORCHESTRATED CAMPAIGN from a few people/organisations objecting to ANY cycle… Continue Reading
There is an inherent tension between the current status quo and the need for a “Carbon Neutral Eastbourne” by 2030. For transport, the challenge is a significant shift from 70% of trips, being made by car, to a better low-carbon… Continue Reading
The Government backed £50 cycle repair voucher scheme is about to go live. Continue Reading
By Scarlett McNally BSc MB BChir FRCS(Tr&Orth) MA MBA FAcadMEd As lockdown eases, some people will resume driving. Bespoke urges people to think about how they are driving. Any employer should ensure their drivers follow good practice. Many drivers are… Continue Reading
Eastbourne Covid-19 emergency protected cycle lane proposals King’s Drive (and Lewes Road) is one of Eastbourne’s busiest arteries, linking the town centre and seafront with several large residential areas: Upperton, Ratton, Hampden Park, Willingdon and beyond to Polegate and Hailsham.… Continue Reading
Bespoke’s proposal for cycle access between Eastbourne railway station and seafront via Terminus Road Continue Reading
Walking and Cycling groups across the county demand the reinstatement of £5m from the East Sussex County Council Walking and Cycling budget. Continue Reading