Devon’s walking and cycle trails have seen increased use this year and with routes continuing to be busy during the current lockdown, the County Council is encouraging everyone to give each other plenty of space
Redhills Primary School in Exeter has joined the pioneering “School Streets” project to create a safer and healthier environment outside their school gates
An online public consultation is being launched by Devon County Council on Tuesday 17 November on proposals to complete a missing link of the Teign Estuary Trail between Newton Abbot and Teignmouth
With the clocks set to go back on Sunday 25 October, Devon County Council is reminding all road users to “be safe, be seen”
A number of “pop-up” measures to support walking and cycling in Exeter are to be made permanent, while public consultation will be carried out on some of the other arrangements in the city
A new pedestrian and cycle bridge has been lifted into place at Summer Lane in Exeter to complete the first two kilometres of Devon County Council’s E4 cycle route
The closure of Doctors Walk in Exeter as part of Emergency Active Travel Fund measures has been welcomed as another boost for walking and cycling in the county
Devon residents and businesses are encouraged to sign up for the fifth Cycle September in Devon and take part in the annual cycle challenge.
The Great Tour will reach Devon next week as the charity cyclists continue on their 64-day, 6,900 kilometre awareness and fundraising cycle ride around the British coast
Traffic-calming dragon appears outside St Michael’s C of E Primary AcademyA colourful dragon design has been installed outside St Michael’s Primary Academy in Exeter to help make the area safer by slowing traffic and encouraging drivers to be more aware of people who are walking and cycling
