The A10 Corridor Cycling Campaign has been working non-stop for three-and-a-half years to create an off-road cycle link between Cambridge and Royston. We’ve reached an exciting juncture, where much of the route has won funding from the Dept for Transport. This week we hope that the Greater Cambridge City Deal Board will approve a recommendation to fund a stretch that would take the path south from Frog End Shepreth to the entrance of Melbourn Science Park. If that happens, then the final piece of the link – south Melbourn to Royston, including a bridge over the A505, would be the last big push. Please feel free to come along to the meeting on June 7th to find out what’s happening, and how you can help.

A10 Corridor Cycling Campaign
7 June, 7PM for 7:30-9:00
Sagentia, Harston Mill, Harston CB22 7GG
AGENDA

1. Welcome and apologies

2. Harston A10 pedestrian/cycle scheme consultation – please respond to http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/a10-harston

3. Cambridgeshire Personalized Travel Planning – results of Local Sustainable Transport Fund grant spent in Melbourn 2015-16

4. Cambridge-Royston Cycleway: City Deal June 9th report http://scambs.moderngov.co.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=1074&MId=6632&Ver=4

5. Local Enterprise Partnership bid for Melbourn-Royston: preparation for bid

• Support from Royston and Melbourn business
• Buy-a-brick fundraising? Cycle to work day fundraiser?

6. May 15 Awareness Ride – thanks and feedback

7. Venues and dates for next meetings to be decided: September, January (AGM), March

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