As a collective response rather than give preferences on individual routes we’ve highlighted general principles that should be followed to ensure high quality cycling infrastructure enabling anyone to cycle safely in the borough. Here’s what we submitted Sutton Link response Advertisements
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Our response to Sutton’s draft LIP3 consultation
To quote: “The council is undertaking a public consultation on its draft third Local Implementation Plan (LIP). This is a statutory document that outlines how Sutton will contribute to meeting the outcomes and objectives in the new Mayor of London’s…
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A small enclave of Cheam to benefit from 20mph speed limit
On 5 October 2017 we received notification of proposals to introduce a 20mph zone and zebra crossing in the vicinity of St Dunstan’s C of E Primary School, Cheam. Location details, see Google Maps | Streetmap | Open Street Map The…
Fiveways Croydon 2017
A response to the TfL/Croydon Council consultation on Fiveways, Croydon | September 2017 Here is our response to the Fiveways consultation (July 2017), as submitted to Transport for London on 18 September 2017. The response is also available to download from…
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Sutton’s proposed first Quietway: the conversation begins
Quietway update: June/ July 2017 In mid-June 2017, Sutton Council sent a letter to all residents of Grennell Road, Elgin Road, Benhill Wood Road and the surrounding area [Streetmap], to inform them about the council’s proposals, in partnership with Transport…
Beddington North TfL Major Scheme
On 26th June 2017, the same day on which Transport for London released details of the Better Waterloo and Lambeth Bridge consultations, Sutton Council launched the Beddington North Major Scheme consultation. Unlike the central London consultations, both of which were to run…
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Mayoral Transport Strategy 2017, with a long-term vision
Today, 21 June 2017, saw the publication of the mayor’s draft Transport Strategy for London. … a new long-term vision for our capital – one that puts walking, cycling and zero-emission public transport right at the heart of our day-to-day…
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The last word on Green Wrythe Lane?
What more is there to say about Green Wrythe Lane? Specifically, of course, about footway conversion to shared-use on Green Wrythe Lane. About allowing cycling on the pavement? After all, has it not all been said before?… November 2014: Green…
Sutton 2031 – is cycling part of the picture?
Sutton 2031 – is cycling part of the picture? In Sutton 2031 – planning for our future we presented our response to the consultation on the borough’s next Local Plan (2016 to 2031) along with its associated elements, the Draft…
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Sutton 2031 – planning for our future
Here we present Get Sutton Cycling’s response to Sutton Council’s Sutton 2031: planning for our future consultation. Section 1 provides a brief overview of the consultation, and this is followed by the introduction to our response along with a highlighted summary. The full version…
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