Projects
We have a range of projects that the Exeter Cycling Campaign is actively progressing with, these include:
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The Exeter Cycling Campaign have proposed that a protected cycling and walking route (called the Nurses Way) be established along Barrack Road - a vital north-south link to and from the hospital.
The Exeter Cycling Campaign are pleased to respond to East Devon District Council’s public consultation on the Clyst Valley Regional Park Master Plan draft.
The Exeter Cycling Charter is a simple statement of support for ‘cycling’ as the means of making Exeter a better city.
It outlines the benefits cycling can bring to our city and is something that businesses, schools, the health sector, shops and individuals can readily support.
Over 150 organisations and 300 individuals in Exeter have signed the Charter. You can view it at exetercyclingcharter.org.uk/
We regularly respond to local planning applications. Our Planning page shows some of our responses to recent applications.
We have held workshops which provided advice on how best to respond to applications. If you would like some background material or would like to attend a planning worksop please contact us at ...
We talk regularly to locally elected politicians - local and county councillors and to our MP.
We
- provide candidates with background information on the benefits of cycling,
- seek to ensure that appropriate sustainable transport measures feature in their prospectuses, and,
- influence their plans
The Exeter Cycling Campaign welcomes the opportunity to respond to the DCC February 2023 consultation on the draft LCWIP. We recognise that this plan represents considerable work from DCC Officers and our focus in responding is to support DCC in its aims to support a modal shift towards active transport as a key element of meeting Net Zero commitments.