Cestrians have until Thursday, February 13th, to respond to Cheshire West and Chester Council’s (CWAC) draft Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP). The plan includes detailed proposals for new walking and cycling routes through [More….]
Cycling’s numerous health benefits are well known, but it can also make a significant contribution to shrinking your carbon footprint as well as shrinking your waistline. Cycling not only has an imact on the individual [More….]
Using this page, you can join the Campaign or renew your membership online using your credit card, debit card, or PayPal account. Our secure, encrypted payments are managed by PayPal (Europe) using industry-leading security and [More….]
With over 7,000 wild and wonderful animals and 400 different species, including some of the most exotic and endangered in the world, treat the family to a trip to world famous Chester Zoo by bike [More….]
The Chester Cycling Campaign has had a number of notable successes and areas of positive progress recently, all of which contribute towards making the city a little more cycle friendly. Our members are sometimes working [More….]
The Cycling Campaign is delighted that closed section of the canal towpath finally reopened on 22 May 2019 after being closed for 18 months! This is great news for Chester cyclists and pedestrians who have [More….]
The Campaign has produced a list of its objectives for 2019, setting out what we feel we can do to create improvements for Chester cyclists. The list provides a clear focus for Campaign members who [More….]
Cycle paths and other off-road routes can be closed without notice, causing inconvenience to cyclists and pedestrians. Also, when closures take place, diversions are rarely suggested or signposted. The Chester Cycling Campaign is providing a [More….]
Those who cycle over Hoole Road Bridge regularly will be aware of just how dangerous it can be. It is one of the priorities on the list of improvements sought by the Chester Cycling Campaign. [More….]
Sustrans has launched the outcome report following their first review of the 16,575-mile Network. In their ‘Paths for Everyone’ report, they set out the current state of the 23-year-old Network and a long-term plan to [More….]
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