June Newsletter; Festival of Cycling special edition

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 Welcome to your June Transport Nottingham Newsletter


Cllr Nick McDonald

Introduction from Councillor Nick McDonald

As portfolio holder for Growth and Transport I am keen to ensure that all City citizens and businesses are fully informed on the latest monthly transport news taking place in Nottingham.This month we are focussing on everything cycling via our "Festival of Cycling", I hope you find this newsletter informative.

Councillor Nick McDonald, Portfolio Holder for Business, Growth and Transport at Nottingham City Council.


Eco Expressway/ Eastern Cycle Corridor

Eco Expressway and the Eastern Cycle Corridor both run along the same Southern Growth Corridor route, due to this and the proximity of works for each project it has been decided that a joint consultation will be run to gauge peoples views on both the cycling and bus improvements along the route.


Consultation began on the 26th May and will run until the 24th June 2016. To have you say on these proposals visit the interactive consultation map on the Cycle City website.

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Sky Ride Nottingham

Sky Rides are back in Nottingham this summer kicking off a programme of Big Bike Events, Guided Rides, Social Rides and Breeze rides specially for women.

Whether you're a beginner or a pro there is something on offer for you this summer.

Find out more information about Sky Ride Nottingham and what is on offer by visiting the website.


Junction improvements to Station Street

Improvement works to create a more welcoming environment on Station Street for people arriving in Nottingham by train have been ongoing since last September and are on schedule to finish in July. 

As part of the final phase, junction improvements works need to be completed. To allow the works to take place the Trent Street/Station Street junction will close to traffic for 8 weeks.

For more information please visit the website.

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Learn to fix your own bike!

Want to take part in a practical class where you can learn at your own pace with experienced, qualified mechanic instructors how to fix and service your own bike? Nottingham Bikeworks are offering a Intermediate Level Bike Maintenance course in June. 

Find out more about the course.


Get involved with #FestivalOfCycling

Follow all the cycling activity this month and contribute your own cycling stories by using the hashtag #FestivalOfCycling and follow our social media accounts:

Citycard Savings

15% off at Laziza Contemporary Indian Restaurant

Once you've worked up an appetite from cycling why not visit Laziza Contemporary Indian Restaurant and receive 15% off your food bill with your Citycard.

Find out more about this Citycard Saving

10% off at Homemade cafe

If you would prefer a sweet treat to refuel your cycling trip you can enjoy 10% off your total food bill (drinks excluded) with your Citycard at award winning Homemade Cafe. Established in May 2005 this cosy, friendly, independent cafe bar services truly delicious homemade food.

Find out more about this Citycard Saving.

Get on your bike with RideWise this summer

Local Nottingham Cycling Charity RideWise offer a variety of services to help you get on your bike including cycling instruction, bike maintenance courses, Dr Bike and more!

RideWise trainers are fully accredited and insured cycle instructors who offer one-to-one or group cycle instruction. For more information please visit the RideWise website or call 0115 955 2288.

If you want to have some fun and take part in guided cycle rides, RideWise are at This Girl Can and Parklives events in June - see the  Ride calendar for more information.

For more information on the bike maintenance courses that they offer please call 0115 955 2288 or email vera@ridewise.org.uk