University Cyclists Documents
(Last updated Nov 21, 2007: the most recent stuff is added at the
top of each part)
Several of the posts on the University Cyclists Mailing indicate that
people don't know what is going on about cycling related things and
wish to. They also wish to know who to contact to raise issues,
to contribute ideas, requests, complaints etc.
So this is a temporary collection of documents and links relevant to
University Cyclists. A proper, official `transport' website will
hopefully be created real-soon.
In the meantime, we thought it would useful to collect together the
various bits of information, so that cyclists (and potential cyclists)
can access it.
Now I won't commit to maintaining this, but if you'd like a link
added, or a document added, please let me know. Also if you are aware
that I am duplicating information available elsewhere then let me know!
Alan Williams
(School of Computer Science)
*NEW* 21st November 2007
Cycling Meeting, Weds 5th Dec 2007, 12:50pm for 1:00pm: Meet
Andrew Hough, the new HEP travel coordinator.
The University Cyclists' Shopping List
- The Great Univeristy Cyclists
mailing-list `Shopping Wish-List' of bike-related things we would
like to see in Campus and on the way to work.
- It would be great if it
were made easier, safer and more pleasant for us to cycle.
- This would also encourage
non-cyclists to take up cycling to work (hopefully reducing traffic, making
is easier, safer and more pleasant...)
Contact Information and BUG Meetings
Links to Interesting Stuff (most recent first)
-
*NEW* (Nov 15, 2007) From Staff News:
NEW 'BIKES' SHELTERS ON CAMPUS.
Available for use from 3 December.
-
*NEW* (Nov 15, 2007) From Staff News:BICYCLE USER GROUP OPEN MEETING ON 5 DECEMBER.
Meeting with new HE Precinct Travel Coordinator for former, current and
potential cyclists.
- (May 21st, 2007) University
Green Travel Plan, April 2007
- (May 2nd, 2007) Cycling route maps for Manchester
- (Feb 22nd, 2007):
Proposed Improvements to Upper Chorlton Road.
Deadline for consultation: 21st March
- (Aug 24th 2006):
ASK THE DIRECTOR OF ESTATES AND FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
- (June 1st 2006):
National Bike Week 2006
- (June 1st 2006):
Manchester Bike Week
(broken link!)
- Ian Goodwin is
organising the Bike Break (Wednesday, June 21st) in the Aquatics Centre.
- (March 20th 2006): Take a look at the
University of Edinburgh cycling/transport websites. These contains
some useful information.
- (March 20th 2006):
The University of Manchester Two-Wheeled
Strategy 2005
document, by Ian Goodwin and Damian Oatway: draft currently in preparation
- (March 20th 2006): Love Your Bike Campaign, with launch
event on 21st March. More information at
Friends of The Earth: Love
Your Bike
- (March 16th 2006):
Crazy
cycle lanes (from ManMetRiders)
- (March 16th 2006):
Flagship
cycle cities (Manchester's not one of them!)
- (March 16th 2006):
More from Cycling England's National Cycling Strategy website:
Cycle to Work
- (March 16th 2006):
Cost for a covered secure cycle shed for about 12 bikes may
be less than 500 pounds. For more, see
Cycling England's National Cycling Strategy website
- (March 3rd 2006): Highway code changes affecting cyclists:
- Suggested Cycle Routes from Student Halls of Residence
into the Campus (please post comments to the cyclists' mailing list,
or directly to
Ian Goodwin):
-
Cycle Route Improvements
-
UoM Cycle survey results (Nov 05)
- Manchester
Commuter Challenge (19th October 2005)
- (March 3rd 2006): Pictures of Whalley Range High School Bike Sheds:
- McAslan Consultants: Public Realm Report, 05-09-09 (not
available yet). This is the crucially important document giving details of the
requirements of all public areas of the campus, i.e. including cycling
facilities.
- Cyclists `Mapping'
Project and Leaflets
- Documents from Nigel Lawson (2005-9-1)
- Recent posting from Nigel
Lawson (2005-9-1)
Oh, Ok: Some More Links to Other Cycling-Related Groups
(21st March 2006)
(which probably contains more links to
each other) Would it be better to have a single place rather than lots
of duplication??
Please could you let me know if you feel there
is a definitive site.