This is the article we submitted for the January 2020 edition of the Hayling Herald. They may of course edit their version, and we format this version for the website with photos and links.
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This is the article we submitted for the December edition of the Hayling Herald. They may of course edit their version, and we format this version for the website with photos and links.
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In this update:
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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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We’ve added a new article to help people get started with cycle-commuting. You can see it here.
It draws on experience of cycle-commuters based on Hayling Island and incorporates feedback we’ve received via our cycle-commuting survey. Thank you to everyone who responded. If you would like to contribute to the survey, it’s not too late – we are interested in your views.
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.
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In Cycle Hayling’s September update:
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In this update:
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Why is building cycle paths so hard? Why does it take so long? Is it the councils? Money? Lack of will? Too much regulation?
After 9 years of Cycle Hayling, we’re finally building our own cycle path at Denhill Close (with council money), and we’re finding out the problems for ourselves.
So who is responsible for building cycle paths? Everyone, and no-one. And that’s the problem.
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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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