CYCLING campaigners have launched a 42-point manifesto to transform York

Tuesday, 7 February 2023 12:16

By Mike Laycock

The York Cycling Campaign says its '42 Ways to Transform York' proposals are about making cycling in the city safe, convenient, and accessible for everyone.

CYCLING campaigners have launched a 42-point manifesto to transform York - including calls to replace the 'diesel sewer' inner ring road with a linear park and remove the cycle ban in city centre footstreets.

The York Cycling Campaign says its '42 Ways to Transform York' proposals are about making cycling in the city safe, convenient, and accessible for everyone.

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