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Thursday, 13 November 2008 20:18 |
Wolves on Wheels Cycling Campaign is changing its meeting arrangements to four main campaign meetings a year.2009 WoW meetings will be at the Friends' Meeting House, 8b Summerfield Road Wolverhampton, as follows: Wednesday 21 January Wednesday 22 April Wednesday 23 July Wednesday 21 October. These are all on the preceding Wednesday to the City Cycle Forum meetings which take place in the Civic Centre, Wolverhampton on:- Thursday 29 January Thursday 30 April Thursday 23 July Thursday 29 October. There are additionally Infrastructure sub-group meetings of the Forum interspersed between the main forum dates to discuss new road designs, local safety schemes and new cycling routes or cycle-specific features. The next Infrastructure Sub-Group meeting is 12 December 2008 at 2pm in Highways Dept, Heantun House, Salop Street. The members voted for this change at the recent 2008 AGM, the minutes of which are posted in the Documents Archive under Wolves on Wheels. The main reason is that much of the work of the campaign is carried out in the two types of cycle forum meeting. The Campaigns Officer David Holman and the Sustrans Liaison Ranger David Wilson will call ad hoc meetings as the need arises to discuss specific issues e.g. The WoWcc Ranger Group met Katie Aatse-Tuyn of Sustrans on 29th October instead of the regular last Wednesday of the Month meeting. The second Friday of the month is still the Social Ride.  14th November - Olde White Rose - Bilston 12th December - Combermere Arms, Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton 9th January 2009 The Vine, Wednesfield. Call David on 773747 to arrange to meet to ride as a group. |
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Wednesday, 26 March 2008 11:27 |
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Wolves on Wheels has today published its vision of the Wolverhampton Transport Interchange where cycling should designed in from the start as one of the main modes of transport. The report entitled 'Wolverhampton Interchange - Cycling Included' is available from this website in the Document Archive under Bike Rail Integration. Campaign Chair David Holman said, "We have a golden opportunity to build a new railway and bus station and include easier, more convenient access for cyclists from all directions and lots of well designed cycle parking. The report covers all these issues in detail. The interchange needs to also promote healthy, sustainable transport modes - cycling and walking and future-proof this major investment against rising fuel costs. What's the use of 1200 car parking spaces if fewer passengers can afford to drive to interchange and park ?" |
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Saturday, 15 March 2008 22:06 |
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Transport For London have created this very good advert, make sure you watch it till the end. |
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