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Stockport Council Begin Work on New Interchange Rooftop Park

Stockport Council Begin Work on New Interchange Rooftop Park

by Nikki Brown | Mar 17, 2022 | Natural Environment, Transport

  Work has begun to create Stockport’s first new, town-centre green space in decades. Interchange Park is a new green space set to shape the regeneration of Stockport. Stockport Interchange will be a new Transport Interchange with a state-of-the-art public park...
Ancoats plans for low-carbon sustainable development met with strong support

Ancoats plans for low-carbon sustainable development met with strong support

by Nikki Brown | Mar 15, 2022 | Natural Environment

Local people and businesses have expressed their support for a public realm strategy for the next phase of development in Ancoats, helping to bring two decades of investment to completion. A consultation held in January and February this year asked for feedback on...
Pedal power and the cycle of success behind Greater Manchester’s green transport goals

Pedal power and the cycle of success behind Greater Manchester’s green transport goals

by Nikki Brown | Jan 24, 2022 | Green Innovation, Transport

Greater Manchester is building on its international reputation for cycling success with a vision to encourage green transport and economic growth. Supported by GM LEP investment, the city-region is pedalling towards green growth and a more sustainable future. Opened...
Bee Network Cycle Hire gets underway in Manchester and Salford

Bee Network Cycle Hire gets underway in Manchester and Salford

by Andy Parkinson | Nov 18, 2021 | Transport

The first phase of Greater Manchester’s 24/7 cycle hire scheme has launched Hire bikes are now available from multiple stations along Oxford Road and at the University of Salford – making cycling a real option for commuters, cross city travellers and students. To...
National Cycling Centre to save 240 tonnes of carbon with upgrades

National Cycling Centre to save 240 tonnes of carbon with upgrades

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 29, 2021 | Smart Energy, Transport

The National Cycling Centre is carrying out upgrades to its venue including lighting and heating upgrades in a bid to save 240 tonnes of carbon emissions from the site every year. The multipurpose venue, which has been home to British Cycling since 1994, includes an...
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