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Cycle Lanes / August 2022

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- Meet the candidates
  - 30 Aug 2022
  - Island Bay Healthy Streets
  - I watched a two hour Meet the Candidates meeting so you don't have to The Island Bay & Owhiro Bay Residents Associations held their candidates meeting for Mayor, Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Paekawakawa/Southern ward on 25 August.
  - Accepted from IHS blog 27 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - island-bay
  - owhiro-bay
  - election-candidates
- Smoother bussing and safer biking in Newtown? Now, or maybe not for a decade!
  - 25 Aug 2022
  - Talk Wellington
  - If you want a decently bikeable and more bus-friendly route between Newtown centre and the city, anytime within a decade, you need to give this a cheerful positive shove, now! Window closes this Wednesday! We have a partial separated cycleway and partial dedicated bus lanes in Newtown. Yes, you’ve probably submitted supportively on this before...
  - Accepted from Talk Wellington posts 27 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - newtown
  - island-bay-cycle-way
- WCC election 2022 resources
  - 19 Aug 2022
  - Island Bay Healthy Streets
  - Here's some resources to help with deciding who to vote for Spreadsheet: WCC candidate social mediaA list of all the candidates websites, Facebook pages & Twitter accounts.
  - Accepted from IHS blog 28 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - wellington-city-council
- Find out more about Newtown-City cycle plan - this Sunday 21 August at Harbourside Market
  - 16 Aug 2022
  - Inner-City Wellington
  - Have your say If you are keen to know more about the proposed “Newtown to City” cycle route, and would like to ask questions and/or share your views, you will find the WCC team this Sunday at the Harbourside Market: Sunday 21 August 8.
  - Accepted from News - ICW 28 months ago by tonytw1
  - Tagged as:
  - newtown
  - consultation
  - wellington-city-council
  - cycle-lanes
- Shared Cycle & Pedestrian Pathway update
  - 12 Aug 2022
  - Pukerua Bay Residents Association
  - Pukerua Bay shared pathway improvements due to start September 2022 PCC has provided the following information: Work to continue upgrading the shared pathway through Pukerua Bay is due to start … Shared Cycle & Pedestrian Pathway update Read More »
  - Accepted from Pukerua Bay Residents Association feed 28 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - pukerua-bay
  - cycle-lanes
- Green light for bus and bike work
  - 11 Aug 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Plans to make Wellington a place where it is easier and safer to get places in low carbon ways are a step closer this week with bus and bike improvements to the western suburbs approved today, and consultation now open on the Newtown to city route to the south.
  - Accepted from WCC news HTTPS 28 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - newtown
  - consultation
  - buses
  - paneke-pneke
- What do you think about the proposed Newtown to the City cycle lane? - have your say!
  - 10 Aug 2022
  - Inner-City Wellington
  - From WCC website Help shape better bus and bike trips from Newtown to the city Wellingtonians have made it clear they want better transport options, action on climate change and more housing.
  - Accepted from News - ICW 28 months ago by tonytw1
  - Tagged as:
  - newtown
  - consultation
  - wellington-city-council
  - cycle-lanes
- Help shape better bus and bike trips from Newtown to the city
  - 8 Aug 2022
  - Wellington City Council
  - Plans to make it safer, easier and quicker to bus or bike around the city are among ways we are responding and working with the community to make those bigger changes possible. The Council approved the routes for Paneke Pōneke, a 10-year citywide bike network plan, in March this year. It had previously agreed work between Newtown and the city, and Botanic Garden ki Paekākā and the city, should be prioritised as part of a transitional rapid roll-out.
  - Accepted from WCC news HTTPS 28 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - newtown
  - consultation
  - paneke-pneke
- Report card Part I: how the councillors voted
  - 3 Aug 2022
  - Island Bay Healthy Streets
  - Here's how the current Wellington City Council voted on some key issues The Dominion Post recently published a pretty good analysis of Wellington City councillors' performance over the last 3 years that largely aligns with my Fab 5 blog highlighting the 5 progressive councillors I think we need to re-elect.
  - Accepted from IHS blog 28 months ago by feedreader
  - Tagged as:
  - wellington-city-council

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