Norfolk is getting £2¼m for cycling and walking projects. Well done to the county council bid team! The Eastern Daily Press lists three projects in West Norfolk: Upgraded junction of NCN1 and A1078 Edward Benefer Way: this project is shown in the current King's Lynn Local Cycling and Walking Implementation Plan, the LCWIP, but it's ...
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 ...
Norfolk County Council have sent us advanced warning that the junction of Railway Road and Austin Street in King's Lynn (between the Royal Mail sorting office, Austin House and Lidl) will have lane closures and temporary lights manually-operated 7am-7pm from 16 January 2017 for up to 4 weeks while they replace 20-year-old traffic lights and ...
With reference to the King's Lynn Riverfront Delivery Plan, King's Lynn and West Norfolk Bike Users Group would like to express its absolute opposition to the proposal to open Harding's Way to all traffic. This route, which was originally open only to cyclists and pedestrians, and was opened to buses in 2011, currently provides a ...
Local bike users have welcomed the opening of the new King's Lynn Bus Station which includes an improved two-way section of National Cycle Route 1. The section between the Rail Station and Lynn Museum includes two "No Entry Except Cycles" and two new Toucan Crossings and a section of mixed-use path connects Waterloo Street to ...
The cycle parks by the Lynn museum and Sainsbury's cash points will close while the bus station is refurbished. The new cycle park in the neighbouring multi storey should open soon. Until then, please use the extra temporary racks by the old post office or the nearby parking in Broad Street. More information on www.west-Norfolk.gov.uk/busstationworks ...
News from Norfolk County Council: "Waterloo Street will be closed to traffic until mid March for kerbing, drainage, paving and street lighting works. Those who need to reach vehicular accesses within the street should follow signage and direction on site to do so – as works progress the access point may be either from Railway ...
We have asked for cycles to be allowed to ride southbound along South Quay, St Margaret's Place, Priory Lane and Nelson Street (the green streets on the map below) because: it will be safer, both for cyclists and residents. The current alternative routes, including the official route marked in red, are mostly on 30mph streets ...