Hi, my name’s Andy Henderson and I’ve just taken over from Sue Underwood as chair of Cycle Hayling.
Today, I’m a keen cyclist but until a few year’s ago I hadn’t cycled since I was a teenager. I thought you might be interested in my journey into cycling.
Continue reading “My journey into cycling”
If you haven’t already done so, please consider joining with cyclists all over the country to petition the Department for Transport to implement the findings of the ‘Get Britain Cycling’ Inquiry.
You can see a direct appeal from Sir Chris Boardman, Sir Dave Brailsford and Laura Trott here.
We’re over half way to the 100,000 signatures needed to force a debate in parliament. It’s likely that would result in new pledges – and money – from the government to support every day cycling.
Please also consider asking family and friends to add their names to the petition. It takes just a minute or two.
The stones that made the South end of the Billy Trail difficult and potentially dangerous have been removed.
Cycle Hayling and several users of the Billy Trail raised concerns through a number of contacts, and they have been heard. There is a large pile of the stones in the car park next to HIADS. Hopefully they’ll be removed and not redeployed on the trail.
You should be aware, however, there are still some stones left on the trail. Some care is needed to avoid them.