Arundel could become a ‘cycling hub’

CYCLISTS were given the chance to see innovative plans to transform Arundel into a ‘cycling hub’.
By The Newsroom
Published 20th May 2014, 13:00 BST
Cyclists look at plans in Jubilee Gardens to improve Arundel's cycle routesCyclists look at plans in Jubilee Gardens to improve Arundel's cycle routes
Cyclists look at plans in Jubilee Gardens to improve Arundel's cycle routes

On Sunday (May 18) members of Arundel Agenda 21 set out a stall in High Street and Jubilee Garden showing plans to improve cycle routes in the town and surrounding areas.

Kay Wagland, chairman of Arundel Agenda 21, said: “Arundel badly needs cycle facilities for people living and working here to get around easily and quickly by bike and for children to cycle to school.

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“It is currently very difficult without cycle paths or bike parking. Lots of people have come up with some good ideas today and we’ll take them all to West Sussex County Council.”

Improved paths are planned from Arundel station to the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, as well from Ford station.

A 20mph zone for the town is also proposed.

Councillor Angela Standing of Arundel Town Council welcomed the plans, saying Arundel had ‘great potential’.

To make any suggestions about the scheme, email [email protected]

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