Making our Presence Felt

If you visit Darley Park or Wyver Lane, you will have noticed signs going up, as pictured. These give passers-by a good summary of our ambition for the cycleway, and will encourage them to explore further (and yes, future signs will probably refer to “cycleway”, rather than “way”).

Expect to see more signs in other locations, as we work to “join the dots” of our cycleway.

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