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What a difference a bridge makes. Cycling in the ‘Faithful City’ is now easier and more enjoyable than ever, thanks to a stunning new bridge over the River Severn at Diglis. Motorists are corralled into two river crossings; cyclists have four to choose from.
There’s a brace of cycle paths, locally known as ‘Pedways’, including recently upgraded routes beside the Severn and along the canal, and more are being developed – including a safe route to Malvern. Worcester’s main roads aren’t great for cyclists, but with a little planning, a bike is the best way to get about.
29 May 2014
We’ve all heard of car boot sales – now here’s the cycling equivalent. At the Bicycle Basket Bazaar, to be held in Worcester on June 21st, artists and traders will…
12 May 2014
Worcester City Council is to upgrade the Severnside path at Diglis, between the oil dock and river locks, for cyclists and walkers. The path will link to the new Diglis…
New 28 Apr 2014
Prime Minister David Cameron braved downpours on Friday to open the latest addition to the National Cycle Network, the Cotswold Line Cycle Route. The 77-mile route runs from Oxford…
13 Mar 2014
The full route for 2014’s Tour of Britain hasn’t been announced yet, but Worcester City Council has let slip that the Faithful City will be hosting a stage. Worcester will host the start of…
27 Nov 2013
A new office development is to take place in central Worcester, with 500 new jobs – but not a single car parking space. The employers, social housing firm Sanctuary Group,…
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