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Wednesday, 13 January 2010 21:43 |
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The next Wolves on Wheels Cycle Campaign meeting takes place Wednesday 14 July 2010 at 6-30pm, Friends Meeting House, Summerfield Road [between West Park and Banks' Brewery] . All welcome. The Wolverhampton City Cycle Forum meets on Thursday 22 July at 6-30 pm at Aldersley High School. Open House from 5pm so members of the Forum can view the facilities at the new Cycle Centre before the main meeting starts at 630pm. Contact Ric Bravery [Sustainable Travel Manager, Transportation Development , Wolverhampton City Council] on 01902 555698 with queries or agenda items for the forum. The next Wolves on Wheels Social Ride is 9 July to the Swan Hotel in Brewood. Details on the Rides and Events page. |
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Friday, 21 May 2010 14:43 |
Keep Posties cycling
Please act now to save Royal Mail's cycle delivery, before Royal Mail invests in trolleys and vans to replace the bikes. Royal Mail's bikes are an important part of our country's cycling heritage, and cycle delivery has the potential to be important in the future by reducing congestion and pollution, and encouraging active travel. Simply visit the Keep Posties Cycling webpage and complete the short form. Then, we will send you an email with your letter attached. Print it out, pop it in the post and CTC will do the rest.
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Wednesday, 13 May 2009 11:56 |
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Wolves on Wheels has today published its response to the consultation by WCC on its Road Safety Plan for 2009 to 2012. The campaign is pressing for broader targets that benefit the living [quality of life improvements] as well as the reduction in casualties. A strong stance is taken in support of a default 20mph speed limit for the whole of Wolverhampton. A broader range of measures for improving conditions for cycling are also proposed. Â The report can be downloaded from the Document Archive under Wolves on Wheels Reports or using this link. |
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