September Newsletter; Robin Hood Card, Cycle To Work day, Go Ultra Low Nottingham and More!

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Welcome to your September Transport Nottingham Newsletter

Introduction from Councillor Nick McDonald

Hi, 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 see stories from Robin Hood Card, Go Ultra Low Nottingham, Totally Transport and more!

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

Roadworks - Round up

Round up of some of the roadworks happening this September across Nottingham:

Cycle City Western Cycle Corridor works continue on University Boulevard and finish at the Broadgate roundabout these will be complete in late October Download the leaflet for info
Finishing touches to Station area - 11 September - Temporary traffic management will be in place on Station Street. See website for further info.

Events:

Citizens need to be aware of the Ikano Robin Hood Marathon events on the 25th September which will cause major delays in parts of the City. Please download the route map for information of which roads will be affected.

Save money with your Robin Hood Card!

To help you experience all the wonders of our fabulous city without breaking the bank the Robin Hood Card team in partnership with Nottingham City Transport, Nottingham Bid, Its In Nottingham are offering an array of discounts and special offers from over 80 Nottingham businesses for an entire year.

All you need to receive any of these fabulous offers is show your Robin Hood Card in store - simple!

For more information please visit the It's In Nottingham website.

Employers of Nottingham invited to celebrate Cycle To Work Day

National Cycle To Work day takes place on the 14th September 2016 and to celebrate Nottinghamshire Road Safety Partnership is offering employers of Nottingham the chance to register for a 'pop up' cycle safety giveaway event.

To register, employers need to complete the application form and email it to the team at road.safety@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.

For more information please visit the website.

Broxtowe Family Cycling Quest

If you're looking for some healthy free adventure this September The Big Wheel has 8 great cycling routes for you to conquer across Broxtowe - each with its own quiz for you to complete on your travels.

For more information please visit the Big Wheel website.

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Citycard Savings

Your Citycard can get you access to a variety of discounts from across Nottingham

PARK LIVES

Get out and enjoy the Summer by taking part in some of the free local activities taking place in your local parks - jogging, tennis, skating, dancing...there is something for everyone. Find out more at www.parklives.com.

Safe Urban Driving Course aimed at developing awareness of cyclists

Local Nottingham Charity RideWise have developed a Safe Urban Driving Course (SUD) which will see Learner Drivers ditch the car for a lesson and take a module with a RideWise cycle instructor instead to help with shared user experience on the roads.

For more information and to book on to the course please visit the RideWise website or contact Jo@ridewise.org.uk

To see this months bus timetable changes please see our website

Go Ultra Low Nottingham

Nottingham are set to showcase their Go Ultra Low City aspirations at the UK’s largest Low Carbon Vehicle event ‘LCV2016’ being held in Millbrook 14-15 September.

If you would like to come along and find out more – please register for free: http://www.cenex-lcv.co.uk/2016/about-cenex-lcv.asp

Go Ultra Low Nottingham have also launched social media accounts to inform everyone on the project – to find out more please follow:

You can also sign up to their newsletter via our Stay Connected newsletter system.

Could your business benefit from Totally Transport support?

The Totally Transport project, which is funded through the European Union’s Intelligent Energy Europe Push Pull Project, aims to encourage staff to find other ways of commuting to work instead of by car, therefore improving fitness, but also saving individuals and businesses time and money.

If you would like information as to how Totally Transport can help your business or if you are a business located outside the business parks you can also find information about what support we can offer you by visiting the website.

Sky Rides in Nottingham this month...

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