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Bus services escape axe as council bows to public pleas

County Hall purse holders have pledged to continue propping up Lancashire’s loss-making bus services to the tune of more than Ł7m a year until at least 2018.

East Anglia franchise competition begins

The Department for Transport has started the search for the next operator of the East Anglia franchise. Today's announcement marks the publication of a prospectus for the next franchise, which includes plans to accelerate services, particularly on the intercity route between Norwich, Ipswich and London, which is hardly any faster now than it was before electrification in the 1980s. The present franchisee, Abellio Greater Anglia, remains in charge until 16 October 2016, when there could be a potential handover. It was awarded a two year contract from 5 February 2012, then a further two year di...

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  • Death of cyclist leads to calls for safer roads Cyclists have demanded urgent steps to provide them with better protection on Britain’s roads, following the death of a female cyclist who was crushed by a tipper truck in central London.

London Evening Standard

  • David Williams: Protective gear for the stylish biker Sometimes perseverance really does pay. I didn’t like the Resurgence Vintage Brown Voyager motorcycle jeans initially — the nylon/velcro stirrups were fiddly and the Knox Flexiform removable armour seemed bulky.

Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport

  • CS1 route open for consultationMayor of London Boris Johnson has revealed further details of his plans to create a further cycle superhighway in the capital. The Cycle Superhighway One (CS1) will run parallel to the A10 to connect Tottenham to the City of London. The mayor’s office and Transport for London (TfL) have launched a consultation into the plans to establish the precise route. The overall aim is to make the journey safer and more pleasant than using the main road. It is claimed that cyclists would be able to travel the entire 11 km route in 30 minutes. It would only have eight sets of t...

Green Miscellany

  • Stylish and sustainable cycle storageIf you want to freshen up your front garden or shed this spring while at the same time adding some gold-standard bike security, look no further than Velotrove – a British company that offers stylish and sustainable cycle storage design. The Veloplanter is a timber and recycled plastic design that allows the front or back wheel to slot into a planter. The units can… The post Stylish and sustainable cycle storage appeared first on ETA.

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