The Oxford – Milton Keynes – Cambridge Growth Corridor: Can we plan for sustainable growth and make places that work for people?

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Date/Time
Wednesday, November 21 2018
1:45 pm - 6:00 pm

Location
Lucy Cavendish College Cambridge
Lucy Cavendish College, Lady Margaret Road, Cambridge, CB3 0BU.
Cambridge

United Kingdom

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My latest articles:
- November newsletter – Covid crisis – and book offers November 11, 2020
- Cathedrals of Steam, the story of London’s terminus stations November 9, 2020
- Competition to win a copy of my new book November 9, 2020
- Spectator review of Cathedrals of Steam October 30, 2020
- How to address opposition to low traffic neighbourhoods October 25, 2020
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I think @RupaHuq misunderstands the nature of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods - they are about creating a safer and less polluted environment for residents which as it happens may encourage cycling. It is nothing to do with the so-called Lycra brigade, whoever they are. twitter.com/jdeviven…
About 10 hours ago
New bike lanes are not as controversial as public thinks, according to research by Cycling UK bikebiz.com/public-o…
About 15 hours ago
More ridiculous poker games being played over London's transport system with threats of delaying Crossrail further because of government withholding emergency funding - madness, given line will be much needed post pandemic railnews.co.uk/news/…
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Latest articles
- November newsletter – Covid crisis – and book offers November 11, 2020
- Cathedrals of Steam, the story of London’s terminus stations November 9, 2020
- Competition to win a copy of my new book November 9, 2020
Latest tweet…
I think @RupaHuq misunderstands the nature of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods - they are about creating a safer and less polluted environment for residents which as it happens may encourage cycling. It is nothing to do with the so-called Lycra brigade, whoever they are. twitter.com/jdeviven…
About 10 hours ago