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Author: Malcolm Peacock

Solar COOP FAQ

24/11/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

Solar co-op FAQsDownload

Cycling in Leicester

30/08/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

This short film Leicester by bike reports on a recent visit by UCLAN, Lancashire County Council, Lancaster City Council and Climate Action Preston to learn how the city of Leicester has encouraged cycling

Preston Pedals launch video

28/06/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

See the new Preston Pedals launch video

Cycling Survey

23/06/202223/06/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

Please fill out our cycling survey This short 3-8 minute survey from Climate Action Preston, Sustrans and Friends of the Guild Wheel wants to hear about your everyday cycling experiences in Preston, and what you think would improve this.

Next General Coordinating meeting

21/06/202212/09/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

To be held at Preston Climate Emergency Centre, 32 Cheapside (Flagmarket) PR1 2AR

7.30pm Tuesday 13th September

Neil Darby Mayor of Preston!

21/06/202221/06/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

CONGRATULATIONS to long-standing CAP member Neil Darby on becoming Mayor of Preston!

Preston Pedals Facebook page

21/06/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

‘Preston Pedals’ the National Lottery funded cycling project now has a facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/530747275171781

April 27th ‘Get Together’

21/06/2022Malcolm PeacockLeave a comment

The April 27th ‘Get Together’ was a very pleasant occasion, sharing food, catching-up, meeting people face-to-face. We looked at possibilities for ‘Bike Week’ 6-12 June and also discussed plans for ‘Great Big Green Week’ Sept 24-Oct 2.

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