Port Macquarie Hastings Council have now released their Walking and Cycling plan to the public. There’s a copy for download over on our Useful Documents page here.
Representatives of BBB will be meeting with some of the Council staff responsible for the plan in order to better understand how the plan will work and how decisions and priorities are made. It should be a very productive session. We’ll update you after that meeting.
Love them or hate them, escooters are a legitimate form of transport that is here to stay. It appears that the NSW State Government is now giving serious consideration to
Here’s a summary of our Facebook posts for the past week. Enjoy!How Sydney has rebranded itself from the “city that hates bikes” Wagga Wagga Active Travel PlanAustralia spends $714 per
Good news! Port Macquarie Hastings Council (PMHC) recently determined that they would adopt the Draft Walking and Cycling Plan in their May meeting. This means it’s no longer a draft,
