Season's greetings to you all!
We continue to ride throughout the year. When available, we post the details of rides on our web page. If you’d like to join us, please let the ride leader know. You don’t have to become a member before trying a ride with us. New ride leaders and new ride ideas are always welcome. See also our Facebook page.
Brighton and Hove City Council's Active Travel Scheme on the A259 would extend Brighton's seafront cycle lanes to the west, using one traffic lane, and making the current cycle track one way eastbound. This would be similar to the arrangement further east, which has seen an 85% increase in cycling. The consultation is open until 9 January 2022.
Brighton and Hove City Council are working on plans for an improved cycle route from Argyle Road to Cumberland Road on the A23 in Brighton. Proposals include a new 2-way cycle lane between Argyle Road and Stanford Avenue, new crossings at the junction of Stanford Avenue and Preston Road, and changes to the South Road/A23/Preston Drove staggered junction. You can send your comments to the council by email: transport.projects@brighton-hove.gov.uk .
The legal action against West Sussex County Council's decision to remove cycle lanes on the Upper Shoreham Road in Shoreham-by-Sea is going to court in January 2022. Cycling UK hope that this will be a precedent-setting case.
Not to be confused with the Old Shoreham Road in Brighton, where cycle lanes were also removed!
Our rides take us to neighbouring East and West Sussex and beyond. We hope to meet you one day. Until then, our best wishes to you all.
