This was our feedback on the Cycling and Sustainability aspects of the Hayling Seafront Regeneration consultation, on behalf of Cycle Hayling.
We’re delighted that cycling got such a lot of mentions, but somewhat disappointed in the detail.
Continue reading “Hayling seafront regeneration”
Here’s our Hayling Herald December 2021 column, for those that didn’t get to see it. Continue reading “Hayling Herald article December 2021”
Stuck for presents, or just want to treat yourself? Cyclists are very easy to buy presents for, whether it’s a complete new bike or bike accessories. Here are some present ideas that other cyclists have found useful.
Cycling was banned from the COP26 conference Transport day. Our government said it was just about zero emission vehicles, even though bikes are the ultimate zero emission vehicles. You can see cyclists protesting about it here.
But there was a brilliant side session on how we can decarbonise transport and regain our streets for people, for children, for the disabled.
It’s not long, but if you’re short of time, we recommend starting at 9 minutes, and maybe setting YouTube to speed up playback to 1.25, or even 1.5. But the first section is good too if you have time to rewind to the beginning.
Worth watching for Chris Boardman alone – he just explains it so simply.
Here’s our Hayling Herald November 2021 column, for those that didn’t get to see it. Continue reading “Hayling Herald article November 2021”
Voting for cycling on Hayling has now closed. If you voted, thank you!
Your Cycle Hayling committee has been very busy analysing the Havant Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) Continue reading “Cycle Hayling call to action – last chance to vote for Hayling!”
Here’s our Hayling Herald October 2021 column, for those that didn’t get to see it. Continue reading “Hayling Herald article October 2021”
Hampshire County Council has just published it’s 10 year plan for cycling, the LCWIP – Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan, covering Hayling Island and the whole Borough of Havant.
And Cycle Hayling’s verdict? Continue reading “Council plans for the next 10 years of cycling”
The Hayling Cycle Safari is a fun way to get people cycling along the sea front and be rewarded with a free set of bike lights to keep them cycling safely as evenings get darker!
It’s been organised and sponsored by Hayling’s Hampshire County Councillor, Lance Quantrill, in conjunction with Cycle Hayling, Hayling Cycles, our local bike shop, and many local businesses.
The idea is to get your form stamped by venues from the yellow boxes on the map. Once you’ve gained 22 points, registered people can take the map into Hayling Cycles for a free bike light set (for 2021).
Instructions are on this entry form. You can pick up a form and a map from the Hayling Trader, or one of the participating venues, or download it from the links above. You’ll need to register for each person who wants to claim the free lights, or you can do it for fun without registering.
Venues might not be open – if not, just get a photo (if you can)! Please bear with venues if they’re busy.
We’d love to hear how it goes, and especially get some photos outside the venues, holding up your maps!
Have fun, and good luck!
Here’s our article in the August 2021 edition of the Hayling Herald, for those that didn’t get to see it. Continue reading “Hayling Herald article August 2021”