Have your say on transport plans for the city
Consultation is open until 15 Nov 2021 on two plans that are important for cycling, walking and public transport in Brighton & Hove.
1 October 2021
Consultation is open until 15 Nov 2021 on two plans that are important for cycling, walking and public transport in Brighton & Hove.
100 secure bike storage units will soon be installed across Brighton & Hove.
Last month, Labour and Conservative councillors voted to remove the temporary cycle lanes on the Old Shoreham Road in Hove – despite a lengthy report,
Politicians are still calling for the removal of temporary cycle lanes, despite having no basis for this except baseless complaints from residents.
Portland Road in Hove is an important local shopping destination, and gives access to a number of schools and nurseries. It’s also highly residential. Recently,
In 2020, everything changed. Covid severely reduced public transport capacity, and the government responded by encouraging people to walk and cycle more to avoid gridlock.
Excited by the new cycle lanes? Annoyed? Fearful? Here are some frequently asked questions and answers.
The government has recently announced a cycling and walking revolution, with cycling finally being taken seriously as mass transport. Find out what this means.
Brighton is experiencing a traffic switchover in September as work progresses on the Valley Gardens scheme to improve the old disjointed walking and cycling facilities