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DYNAMO BLOG for the latest news Dynamo cycling code of conduct Cycling Demonstration Town (now ended) |
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Views expressed on the websites listed below are not necessarily those of Dynamo · 20’s plenty Campaigning for a default 20mph speed limit on all residential and urban streets in the district. There is also a specific local website for activists and a national site. · Bicycology Creative collective aimed at promoting cycling and environmental responsibility. · Celebrating Cycling Lancaster City Council’s Cycling Demonstration Town website. The funding for this project has now ended. · Cyclenation The national organisation for cycle campaigning, which Dynamo subscribes to. · Freewheelers Bicycle Workshop A Lancaster co-operative that provides repair opportunities, maintenance courses and training sessions. · GPS Cycle route website A site launched in April 2008 with GPS routes organised by county. · Holidays Download the useful information page produced for the event at the Dukes on 23 April 2009 · Lancashire County Council’s cycling pages and their cycling policy · Lancaster Cycling Club for racing events. · Lancaster Cyclists’ Touring Club · Lancaster Tourist Information · Park that Bike - comment on cycle parking · Potholes Report potholes to the CTC pothole website FillThatHole. · Practical Cycles Bicycles for load carrying, child transportation and everyday chores · Rough Stuff Fellowship for off-road cycling in North Lancashire. · Salt Ayre Cogset (Go Ride) - local cycling club for young people · Sustrans - very useful for maps of routes in your area - just enter your town or postcode. · Thinking about cycling: blog by Dave Horton, Lancaster cyclist and sociologist. · Traffic light problems: report traffic lights that don’t recognise bicycles and toucan crossings that don’t work to Lancashire County Council (or phone 01772 257981). · Transition City Lancaster Preparing for the reality of climate change and peak oil. · Transport Solutions for Lancaster & Morecambe - seeking sustainable alternatives to the proposed Heysham-M6 link road. · Virtual Lancaster - comprehensive listings of what’s on in Lancaster and Morecambe and details of community events and resources. |