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Breadsall Open Gardens and Fete
A good afternoon publicising the Cycleway at the recent Breadsall Open Gardens and Fete event. A steady stream of interested people and some great conversations about the Cycleway. A great…
Read moreBelper Goes Green event
In conjunction with Derby Cycling Group members of the Derwent Valley Cycleway group were at the Belper Goes Green festival on Saturday and Sunday 30/31st May. There was a steady…
Read moreCycling infrastructure design documents
Various different bodies have created design documents to help in the creation of effective cycling infrastructure. These include: Sustrans Welsh Active travel Design Documents London Cycling Design Standards INTERNATIONAL CYCLING…
Read moreLetter of support from Amber Valley Borough Council
Amber Valley Borough Council have kindly sent a letter of support for the Cycleway project. Letter of Support
Read moreSupport from the CTC
Roger Geffen, the Campaigns and Policy Director for the CTC, has kindly sent a letter of support for the Cycleway project. Letter of support
Read moreSupport from Matlock Bath parish council
The Matlock Bath Parish Council have kindly sent a letter of support for the Derwent Cycleway project. Letter of support
Read moreMonsal Trail extension
At the recent Annual Meeting for the Derwent Valley Cycleway working group a question was raised about the progress on extending the Monsal Trail from Bakewell to Matlock that would…
Read morePedal Peak Phase II consultation
The Peak Cycle links project to produce a circular route from Matlock through Bakewell and Buxton is currently in a consultation phase and your comments would be welcomed. This route…
Read moreBelper Goes Green Festival
Representatives of the Derwent Valley Cycleway were at the Belper Goes Green festival today and generated lots of interest in the project. Loads of people expressed their support for the…
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