To encourage more people to cycle instead of using their cars in Eastbourne, we proposed two new cycle routes in the town and asked for your comments.
This consultation closed on Monday 1 November 2010.
Who took part?
Anyone with an interest in cycling in Eastbourne was able to take part in this consultation.
What you told us
Seafront Cycle Route
- 80% of respondents either supported or strongly supported the proposal for a cycle route from Holywell to the Wish Tower. Cyclists will share the existing footpath with pedestrians on the seaward side of King Edwards Parade.
Horsey Cycle Route
- 90% of respondents either supported or strongly supported the proposal for a continuous cycle route linking Eastbourne train station with Langney roundabout.
You can download the full consultation results, below.
What will happen as a result of this consultation
Read meeting minutes about the cycle routes:
Subject to available funding, construction of both cycle routes will start in spring 2011.
Background information
A key objective of our Cycling Strategy is to identify a network of cycle routes in East Sussex which link residential areas to locations such as schools, leisure centres and business parks.
Eastbourne Borough Council has a specific target to develop a cycling strategy and action plan for Eastbourne in 2011. These proposed routes would form part of Eastbourne's cycling strategy.
See also:
Enquiries
If you have any queries about this survey, please email us:
Email: transport.strategy@eastsussex.gov.uk.