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A new (small) piece of infrastructure opened this week in Allestree at the junction of Allestree Lane and Kedleston Road (outside the Markeaton pub). A “cut through” road has been restricted by narrowing, some bollards and legal restrictions to prevent motor traffic from using the cut-through. This work is in preparation for new traffic lights… Continue reading New cycle filter in Allestree

Pedals (Nottingham’s cycle campaigning group) have proposed that a new cycle and pedestrian bridge over the River Trent should be considered by the local authorities including the East Midlands Mayor (EMCCA).

Derby City Council have announced (7th March 2025) that their proposals for bus lanes on Duffield Road and Osmaston Road would not be implemented as currently designed as a result of public feedback. Derby Cycling Group is supportive of the general aims of encouraging bus travel as well as improving facilities for cyclists and pedestrians… Continue reading Bus Lane plans

The Peak District National Park are currently asking for feedback on how to improve access for walking, cycling, disabled users, and horse riders. The deadline for feedback is 16th March 2025. The survey shows where existing cycle routes are and also where new routes are proposed. Indications are asked for as to which are the… Continue reading Peak District Active Travel consultation

There has been a long standing plan to build an estate of 150 houses on the edge of Breadsall alongside Lime Lane. You are encouraged to add your comments before the deadline of 24th Jan.

Regular users of the Nation Cycle Network route 54 cycleway between Pektron Island (Alfreton Road) and Little Eaton Island on the A38 will be thoroughly relieved with recent maintenance works. The shared-use path runs alongside the fast and busy road and is the principal active travel link between Derby and Little Eaton. In some places,… Continue reading Deforestation Derby

Very pleased to see that the last section of the Riverside path upgrade has now been tarmacked.

An excellent job done by Derby City Council, their contractors and Sustrans.

The route was popular before but will be even more so now.

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Plans for a “Mobility Hub” at the Nottingham Road shopping centre in Chaddesden provide an opportunity for various other enhancements.

The possibilities and the benefits are discussed.

Derby City Council consulted with the public back in 2022 on what should be done with Railway Terrace.

DCG provided feedback and some plans were changed.

We’ve now visited the finished scheme to look at the pros and cons.

The analysis previously done in 2021 of where bicycle thefts occur across the county has been re-done to include data for the period 2018 to 2023. During 2023, there were a total of 678 bicycle thefts in the county of which 431 (64%) are within Derby City and of which 172 (25% of the county… Continue reading Bicycle thefts