The 'Southwark Spine' is the centrepiece of the
council's new draft cycling strategy, which will be
officially launched for public consultation next week. "We have a clear
vision for cycling in our borough and this strategy forms a key part of
delivering that vision," says Cllr Mark Williams, cabinet member for
regeneration, planning and transport. "We are committed to increasing
levels of cycling in Southwark whilst making it safer for everyone. We want
cycling to become commonplace – just another way of getting round and as easy
as walking. "We have seen levels of cycling increase in our borough in
recent years. We want to build on this and provide the infrastructure,
education and information to get even more people cycling. We want to hear from
our residents, particularly those who don't currently cycle, to find out what
changes we need to make to get them cycling. "We will unlock a cycling
network in our borough, starting with a new north-south Southwark Spine route
that will run the entire length of our borough. This will complement existing
plans for cycle superhighways and quietways, forming the basis of a
comprehensive cycling grid. By working together we can significantly increase
the number of people cycling from all backgrounds." Read on here.
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