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'Many Routes Need to Be Improved' – British Government Hands Active-Travel Charity £104 Million to Fix the National Cycle Network
The package will fund hundreds of projects to add traffic-free routes, improve crossings and surfaces, and make the National Cycle Network safer.
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'Many routes need to be improved' – British government hands active-travel charity £104 million to fix the National Cycle Network
The Walk Wheel Cycle Trust wants to make routes better and safer, especially for women and girls, but is the funding anywhere near enough?
“The equivalent of upgrading a single A-road junction”: National Cycle Network set for £104m investment as transport secretary promises to go “hell for leather on active travel” – but campaigners are unimpressed
Transport secretary Heidi Alexander has pledged to go “hell for leather on active travel”, as the government announced that it will invest £104 million in the National Cycle Network (NCN) over the next four years.The funding, described by Active Travel England as a “record investment” in the NCN (the 12,000-mile-long UK-wide network of signed paths ...
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