Campaign pauses activities
Faced with increasing challenges of influencing local policy, and a lack of volunteers for committee, the campaign has paused public activities.
Investigations and actions
Investigations, detailed reviews and campaign actions.
Annual Report 2023
The mood of the Cycling Campaign’s year has, it seems, mirrored the path of national active travel narratives and, as we approach the AGM, the publication of the current government’s ‘for motorists’ charter marks a particularly low point for those… Read More »Annual Report 2023
Time to act as Honeybourne Line cycle link via Cheltenham Spa station plan axed.
Sign the petition, and find out more about why GWR have decided to indefinitely postpone this safer cycling link.
Reporting close passes and motor offences seen whilst cycling in Gloucestershire (Updated OpSnap info)
Now includes faster opsnap submission route.
Our year in review: 2022 AGM impact report.
In our report to the AGM, we summarise the range of impacts we’ve had over the last 12 months on cycling in Gloucestershire
Bamfurlong Lane M5 overbridge closure (Complaint to National Highways)
The total closure of Bamfurlong Lane as it crosses the M5 excludes pedestrians and cycle users. We’ve complained to National Highways, asking them to find a better solution.
Remove the A40 cycleway rumble strips. [Petition now closed]
Sign our petition to remove the unnecessary and uncomfortable rumble strips that have recently been installed along the A40 cycleway.
Why a marathon cycle route won’t deliver a Greener Gloucestershire
We’ve been critical of the ongoing prioritisation of a 26 mile spine across the county. Here’s our seven key reasons why we think it won’t deliver the levels of cycling we need fast enough.
It was never £12.8 million for cycling – Gloucestershire’s spin on levelling up announcement revealed in council budget.
Our investigation reveals most of the recently announced £12.8mil Levelling up cash, reported as being for sustainable travel, will actually go on a road widening scheme on Llanthony Road
Gloucestershire County Council condemned for £435,000 raid on Bishop’s Cleeve cycle route to fund even more road building
We’ve condemned a decision by Gloucestershire County Council to move the money from the cycle route to fund bigger road junctions with little benefit to cycle users.
