We have received a small grant from The Foundation for Integrated Transport, which provides small grants to support the running costs of local campaigns and grassroots groups or networks that are working to boost sustainable transport and tackle climate change.… Continue Reading
Bespoke have written to Active Travel England to express concern that active travel funding is being used to actually prevent active travel in Eastbourne. Continue Reading
Do you have an occasional half-hour to spare to help us clean up Eastbourne’s neglected cycle routes? Continue Reading
Do you have an occasional hour to spare to help us clean up Eastbourne’s neglected cycle routes? Despite Eastbourne cycle group Bespoke frequently notifying East Sussex County Council (ESCC) and Eastbourne Borough Council of overgrown paths and rubbish, our precious… Continue Reading
An easy-going, family-friendly bike ride around Eastbourne Bespoke is organising Eastbourne’s first Kidical Mass on Saturday 15th October. It’s part of a world-wide movement – where kids and adults of all ages ride together on bicycles & scooters through the… Continue Reading
Professor Scarlett McNally has recorded a short video explaining why the proposed Eastbourne town centre cycle ban is wrong.
We need your help to stop the proposed cycle ban in Eastbourne Town Centre. Please write to ESCC, we’ve even setup some example emails to help you. Continue Reading
A proposed Traffic Regulation Order will remove cycle access from the existing pedestrian and cycle zone in Eastbourne Town Centre while retaining access for motor vehicles. We are officially objecting this and we outline our reasons in this post. Continue Reading
As you may be aware, the Environment Agency are currently in public consultation over the £100 million flood defence project along our coast. This is in direct response to the climate emergency but as yet no consideration has been given to incorporate cycle infrastructure in the project. Continue Reading
Bespoke take Eastbourne councillors on cycle ride to highlight the shortcomings of 4 new proposed cycle routes. Continue Reading