Here are the consultation updates we have seen for the May 2021 meeting: Burnham Market, Creake Road : Proposed 20mph Speed Limit Order - PR3947 (DPS 70925) - I sent an initial response requesting the 20mph extension to continue to the south edge of village and along NCN1. NCN1 is too narrow for 60mph and ...
On 6 May 2021, you can vote in local and regional elections. Please Vote Bike. And if you have had any leaflets from candidates, please contact them to ask if they support cycling. Here are some suggested questions for county council candidates (if you're not near King's Lynn, change the town name!): Will you support ...
This was sent a while ago and is belatedly published here for information: KLWNBUG The Norfolk and Fens Cycling Campaign welcomes the first presentation of the King's Lynn Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) and awaits more detail with interest. The LCWIP is about making King's Lynn a better place for everyone, so we ...
The fourth batch of Fix Your Bike vouchers is now available. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/fix-your-bike-voucher-scheme-apply-for-a-voucher
The borough council planning committee meeting to consider the Gaywood Parkway Park development has deferred the decision indefinitely, due to the late publication of the officer report. At the time of writing, I am not sure if this is the first of the objections KLWNBUG raised in our recent response to the report, or another ...
Dear Councillors First of all, I repeat my objection to this application being determined before the cancelled public consultation event from last March has been rescheduled and held. More currently, on a similar topic, I note that the officer report and recommendation had not been added to the online planning system by 3pm on Monday ...
There is a consultation currently running about proposed changes to where National Cycle Route 1 Sandringham Railway Path crosses Gaywood Road near Strikes and KES until Sunday 14th March. Here is an excerpt of the proposed design: Initial comments from this month's online meeting were that: we welcome the possible increased capacity from a wider ...
Local Transport Plans set some basic principles, aims and methods for how local government will manage our transport network. As well as informing the county council's highways department, it also affects the borough council's planning decisions. It comes up for review about once a decade and is a really big chance for progress for active ...
Kevin Waddington wrote to Climate Change – King’s Lynn: There will be a demonstration this Saturday 10th October at 11.00am at the South Lynn end of Hardings Way. This has been timed to correspond for the same weekend the actual roadworks on Hardings Way are scheduled to begin. It will be a good opportunity to ...
Dear KLWNBUG Connectivity is one of the themes of the Town Investment Plan which is currently being developed by the Town Board. If approved, the plan could bring £25M into King’s Lynn. Linking into this theme, a local walking and cycling plan is being developed by Norfolk County Council which will identify improvements that will ...