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Stearn Land Housing Development Consultation
READ MORE →: Stearn Land Housing Development ConsultationHello everyone, sorry for the short notice but there’s a new housing development that has came up and the consultation period is rather short. Part of what we do at Leighton BuzzCycles is comment on these planned developments as a means to try and get cycling infrastructure built in to new housing estates. We want…
Tom’s Email to CBC Councillors
READ MORE →: Tom’s Email to CBC CouncillorsAfter a frustrating experience cycling on the road yesterday (second in as many weeks), I was very close to writing a snarky facebook post or tweet on my personal feed for my friends and family, vocalising my irritation*. Instead I managed to convince myself to use that energy to write an email to our Central…
News for May: Dr Bike and Railway Station Survey
READ MORE →: News for May: Dr Bike and Railway Station SurveyHello everyone, hope you’ve been enjoying the dry albeit a bit chilly bank holiday weekend. At least the rain that is forecast to start in a few hours upon writing this didn’t start on Monday instead! I managed to get in some miles with friends from LBRCC on Saturday morning on my road bike which…
Bye bye Morrisons barriers!
READ MORE →: Bye bye Morrisons barriers!Following the town council Partnership meeting at the start of last month, I was wondering what I ought to get stuck in to next. I said I was going to see where I could get to with the barriers outside Morrisons as I did say I’d try and see if we could get them removed.…
Leighton Buzzard Town Council Partnership Meeting (4th February)
READ MORE →: Leighton Buzzard Town Council Partnership Meeting (4th February)Hi everyone, time for a writeup on the Partnership meeting at the start of this month. As you may have noticed we went on as much of a media frenzy as we can muster leading up to this, as we were aware that the current format of Leighton Buzzard’s high street would be discussed. We’re…
The Town Council Partnership Meeting, and our High Street
READ MORE →: The Town Council Partnership Meeting, and our High StreetNote: this post was edited to remove links that are no longer available Since June of 2020, Leighton Buzzard’s high street has been pedestrianised, described in the Leighton Buzzard Observer at its inception as an “experimental closure is part of an 18-month traffic order”. This was initially set up to maintain social distancing during a…