Try reading the rest of the article...
I don’t disagree, but it shouldn’t need the levelling up fund to do it.Try reading the rest of the article...
Opening up that cycle route will provide safe access for cyclists to link up with Guisborough Forest and all the cycle routes up that way from South Middlesbrough. It's a brilliant for the environment and public health in general, should have happened years ago but better late than never
It will bring hundreds of cyclists into Guisborough each week, potentially into the cafes and shops, bike shops in the area will benefit. I think it will benefit the economy. Lots of other stuff aswell as detailed in the article...
He right to say that it shouldn't need a central government tombola to fund it though.Sorry, but you're wrong about the economy. The french realised this years ago and their network of Greenways (high quality cycleroutes) has brought massive economic benefits via tourism, and that's not just me saying that but the local chambers of trade. It encourages service industries to invest in an area because of the increased visitor levels.
This old station down the road from me was revived with the arrival of the Greenway (Veloscenic) and is now a very successful restaurant. There is a local village bar that was going to close when the owner retired, but two cyclists passing on the cycleroute saw the potential and bought it. I was actually in the bar speaking to the owner only a couple of weeks after he sold it and he was chuffed to bits. It is now the village shop, bar and restaurant after the whole community got involved. Similar schemes are happening all over with the help of sympathetic local and regional councils.
The Veloscenic Cycle route
Paris Le Mont Saint-Michel by bike, a tempting experience, isn't it? Discover here this cycling itinerary which links two emblematic places of France and imagine, on your little queen, arriving in front of the impressive Mont Saint-Michel and its bay.www.veloscenic.com
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It's a bit more than that though isn't it ? You are completely uninformed on the subject so I'd prefer it if you didn't comment on stuff you know nothing about...
Who else do you expect to fund it ?
It's a bit more than that though isn't it ? You are completely uninformed on the subject so I'd prefer it if you didn't comment on stuff you know nothing about...
Thanks
Try getting past Mojoes on your walks....WELL, I was actually involved in the shutting of the crossing. We were getting too many east Clevelanders coming across and affecting the Nunthorpe gene pool
Luckily they don’t have cars, so closing the horse and cart tracks did the trick
Try getting past Mojoes on your walks....
For info, it's to do with the ownership of the land that will provide the right of way and the construction of a new path and fencing next to the existing Mbro to Whitby line..there was also possibly a foot/cycle bridge in the mix at one point but they can utilise the existing crossing at Morton Carr Lane if all parties agree so it's much more complex than just removing a padlock....
I’m sceptical but I hope you’re right.Sorry, but you're wrong about the economy. The french realised this years ago and their network of Greenways (high quality cycleroutes) has brought massive economic benefits via tourism, and that's not just me saying that but the local chambers of trade. It encourages service industries to invest in an area because of the increased visitor levels.
This old station down the road from me was revived with the arrival of the Greenway (Veloscenic) and is now a very successful restaurant. There is a local village bar that was going to close when the owner retired, but two cyclists passing on the cycleroute saw the potential and bought it. I was actually in the bar speaking to the owner only a couple of weeks after he sold it and he was chuffed to bits. It is now the village shop, bar and restaurant after the whole community got involved. Similar schemes are happening all over with the help of sympathetic local and regional councils.
The Veloscenic Cycle route
Paris Le Mont Saint-Michel by bike, a tempting experience, isn't it? Discover here this cycling itinerary which links two emblematic places of France and imagine, on your little queen, arriving in front of the impressive Mont Saint-Michel and its bay.
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As above in response to Pierre, I hope you’re right.
No problem, if you want info on local issues don't ask a local counsellor ask Uncle Nobby
You are completely uninformed on the subject so I'd prefer it if you didn't comment on stuff you know nothing about...
Thanks
My wifes friends meet up with a group of about 10 once a year and rent a property. We joined them in Whitby last year and we've been invited to Guisborough this year and I think it's the old Town Hall as highlighted above.
Local taxation like in every other nation.
