Further publicity for the Belper tube map in Nailed Belper

The recent updates to the Belper cycle quality tube map, including the addition of the proposed Derwent Valley Cycleway to the map, have been publicised in the Nailed – alternative Belper news – website.

The Derwent Valley Cycleway addition demonstrates how the existing poor provision for cycling in the Belper area can be greatly improved for north/south journeys by allowing cyclists to bypass the very poor route on the A6.

The Nailed article can be seen here.

Latest updates to the map can be downloaded from here.

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