This is the article we submitted for the November edition of the Hayling Herald. The published article was subject to editing by the Herald.
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Hayling Herald article October 2019
This is the article we submitted for the first edition of the Hayling Herald in October. The published article was subject to editing by the Herald.
- Welcome to the Hayling Herald
- An active School run, by bike, walk or scooter!
- August family cycle ride report
- Open Cycle Hayling meeting
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Hayling Islander article July 2019
This is the article we submitted for the July edition of the Hayling Islander. The published article was subject to editing by the Islander. It comes after news that the July edition of the Islander will be the last.
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Hayling Islander article June 2019
This is the article we submitted for the May edition of the Hayling Islander. The published article was subject to editing by the Islander.
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Hayling Islander article May 2019
This is the article we submitted for the May edition of the Hayling Islander. The published article was subject to editing by the Islander.
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Hayling Islander article April 2019
This is the article we submitted for the April edition of the Hayling Islander. The published article was subject to editing by the Islander. Also, depending on the timing of the Infrastructure report’s publication and the Hayling Islander deadlines, we might make some last-minute changes.
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Hayling Islander column March 2019
This is our Hayling Islander column for February (excluding any editing by the Islander, images may differ).
Cycle Hayling says Hayling’s as flat as Holland, so why don’t we have Dutch style cycling?!
In Holland, a third of all short journeys are by bike. Hayling is compact, and just as flat, so we ask why can’t Hayling go Dutch too? Continue reading “Hayling Islander column March 2019”
Hayling Islander column February 2019
This is our Hayling Islander column for February (excluding any editing by the Islander, images may differ).
Cycle Hayling launches our new website and ‘Smooth the Path’ campaign.
Smooth the Path
Does Hayling deserve smooth, all-weather paths that can be used safely by everyone? Not just by cyclists, but by parents walking with buggies, kids with scooters and balance bikes, wheelchairs, disabled buggies, and even people who struggle with balance? Like the ones on the mainland in Havant?
Because Hampshire County Council says we don’t.
And that’s why Cycle Hayling is launching our new 2019 website with our ‘Smooth the Path’ campaign.
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Hayling Islander article January 2019
This is the article we submitted for the January edition of the Hayling Islander. The published article was subject to editing by the Islander. Also, depending on the timing of the Infrastructure report’s publication and the Hayling Islander deadlines, we might make some last-minute changes.
Made any New Year revolutions yet? No, that’s not a mis-print, I’m talking about pedal revolutions on your bike. I’ll be regretting all those mince pies, and looking gingerly at the weighing machine. Exercise is the best medicine.
New Year’s a great time to challenge yourself to do something positive. Why not resolve to enhance your health, your wealth and our island environment – by cycling more in 2019?
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Hayling Islander article December 2018
This is the article we submitted for the December edition of the Hayling Islander. The published article was subject to editing by the Islander.
We were saddened by the death of Tony Higham, a long term supporter of HIRA, Hayling and of Cycle Hayling. His knowledge, quiet tenacity and engineering skills were at the heart of the crusade to protect Hayling from being over-run by commercial and house-building pressures. Our thoughts are with his family.
Tony’s traffic modeling provided key inputs to the Hayling Infrastructure Report, due to be published in mid-December. It’s a tragedy that he did not live to see it published, and it is up to all of us to make sure that his work lives on.
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