
Cranbourne Lane is a Right of Way? or is it?
Cranbourne lane from the subway to Wessex Close is being blocked to the public by Cranbourne school. Your help is needed to keep this Right of Way open. Cranbourne lane used to be a busy road to Cliddesden, Hatch Warren farm, Farleigh, Preston Candover and beyond. In 2008 Councillor Hussey asked for this route to be reinstated as a restricted byway, that is open to the public on foot or riding a horse or a bicycle, but not using a motor vehicle. Your help needed The invest
Cycling on Brighton Hill Roundabout
Planning application for improvements to Brighton Hill roundabout and associated cycle routes is available for consultation at https://www.hants.gov.uk/transport/transportschemes/A30brightonhillroundabout. Please contact Cycle Basingstoke with your views or reply to the consultation and copy us in with your views. The underpasses will all be removed despite being in the original application. This is because the present ones do not meet design standards (too steep, insuffic

No room for cycling? Demand pop-up cycle lanes
How can I get to Waitrose on a bicycle? Answer: you will have to jump the barrier and walk according to route finder cyclestreets It is difficult to observe social distancing if you are on a bike on the pavement or on a footpath, meanwhile the roads are almost empty. This is the opportunity to ask for more space allocated for cycling. The government has now allocated £250 million pounds for emergency lanes for cycling and other measures thanks to lobbying by Cycling UK

Where can I cycle?
The public highway is anywhere the public have the right to pass - roads, paths, footways etc. The carriageway is part of the highway which is for carriages and vehicles, the footway alongside is for walking. The footway/sidewalk/pavement was paved, hence the name pavement, and was higher up to keep people's feet clean and dry, out of the puddles, mud and muck churned up by horses and carriages. In law a cycle is a vehicle or carriage, therefore you risk a fixed penalty n