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One small step for mankind - one huge step for Warrington   Message List  
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RE: [cyclomania] One small step for mankind - one huge step for Warrington

Peter

20's Plenty For Us has received support from all political parties.

This campaign is not and does not need to be policised with a capital P.

The only political requirement is that councillors should have a high regard for
the safety, well being and quality of life of their constituents.

Is that a problem in Chester?

Regards

Rod

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Black <pblackie62@...>
Sent: 05 February 2009 08:13
To: cyclomania@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [cyclomania] One small step for mankind - one huge step for
Warrington


I think Chester needs to be really careful about this one. We are just about to
see £millions spent on cycling in the next 3 years, and whether this is soaked
up by a few more greenways, or we can get city centre pentration and some proper
training, promotion and marketing depends critically on the support of officers
and politicians who are a very different colour to Warrington.

Pete



To: cyclomania@...: cardiff.cycling@...;
CTC-RTR@...: roy.spilsbury@...: Wed, 4 Feb 2009
10:05:18 +0000Subject: Re: [cyclomania] One small step for mankind - one huge
step for Warrington




I support David's sentiments.on Rod King's email below

But progress is less likely to happen until such time as ordinary users start
supporting activists like Rod. There is too much sitting on hands and assuming
that there is some sort of law of nature that makes all things well in the end..

One of the biggest mistakes we make in the traditional upbringing of our
children, is to end nasty fairy stories with the words 'and we all lived happily
ever after' - - without us taking steps to ensure we do.

We do not li

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Hi Well today Warrington Borough Council introduced its Experimental Traffic Order setting a 20 mph speed limit on 147 roads in the Borough. It may not have...
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Good news Rod and Chris - maybe Chester will follow.   David ... From: Rod King <rodk@...> Subject: [cyclomania] One small step for mankind - one...
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I support David's sentiments.on Rod King's email below But progress is less likely to happen until such time as ordinary users start supporting activists like...
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I think Chester needs to be really careful about this one. We are just about to see £millions spent on cycling in the next 3 years, and whether this is soaked...
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Peter 20's Plenty For Us has received support from all political parties. This campaign is not and does not need to be policised with a capital P. The only...
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