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“My fondest memory is the first time I ventured out on a bike on my own”: Interview with Keith of Country Cycles

Earlier in the summer, we caught up with Keith McLellan of Country Cycles in Killearn who is a supporter of the Killearn Active Paths projects. Read on to find out how he came to be in the bike business, his thoughts on active travel and improving the path network, and more… Hi Keith, can youContinue reading ““My fondest memory is the first time I ventured out on a bike on my own”: Interview with Keith of Country Cycles”

Killearn Active Travel Newsletter!

Hi everyone! We are thrilled to share our first newsletter with you! In this edition, we’ll be updating you on the latest happenings with the Killearn Active Travel Path Projects, as well as some exciting local active travel initiatives. Don’t forget to sign up using the link below, and we’ll make sure the next oneContinue reading “Killearn Active Travel Newsletter!”

Changes to Sustrans Places for Everyone funding programme

Crispin Hayes, Whole Cycle Ltd, lead consultant to the Killearn Active Travel projects gives us his reaction to the changes in funding by Transport Scotland that will affect this and other active path community projects In February this year, Transport Scotland announced a decision to wind up the Sustrans Places for Everyone funding programme over the nextContinue reading “Changes to Sustrans Places for Everyone funding programme”

My fietsen! Bike stories: Sonja from Whole Cycle

Sonja Potjewijd, from the Netherlands is one of the consultants who has been working on Killearn Active Travel path projects. She explains how cycling has always been part of her life, and now living in Scotland she is working to help develop a better cycling awareness and infrastructure here. I have so many wonderful memoriesContinue reading “My fietsen! Bike stories: Sonja from Whole Cycle”

Project Update

Project update! We are delighted to announce that we have completed Stage 2 of the Killearn Active Travel Project. This involved, among other things, creating concept designs for the proposed paths and liaising with landowners. We have submitted our application for the next stage of funding for Stages 3-4 to Sustrans, and we will findContinue reading “Project Update”