Congleton Sustainable Travel
@congletonsustrav.bsky.social
Begun in 2023 as part of Friends of the Earth’s Congleton Climate Action group.
Cong SusTrav is working to maintain and improve local facilities for users of pavements, cycles, buses and trains.
We're here too:
https://www.facebook.com/cw12climateaction/
Cong SusTrav is working to maintain and improve local facilities for users of pavements, cycles, buses and trains.
We're here too:
https://www.facebook.com/cw12climateaction/
A member had to take avoiding action for the 4th time in recent months at the pedestrian lights on Market St. The driver coming from High St didn’t notice their red light. Until yelled at. Shocked expression. 😮 Perhaps they’ll pay more attention next time? 🤞
Photo from an old Google Streetview.
Photo from an old Google Streetview.
November 19, 2025 at 4:58 PM
A member had to take avoiding action for the 4th time in recent months at the pedestrian lights on Market St. The driver coming from High St didn’t notice their red light. Until yelled at. Shocked expression. 😮 Perhaps they’ll pay more attention next time? 🤞
Photo from an old Google Streetview.
Photo from an old Google Streetview.
Easily stopped by these rubber parking stops. They need fitting in so many places.
October 26, 2025 at 9:05 AM
Easily stopped by these rubber parking stops. They need fitting in so many places.
Here’s a simple idea near Marazion to stop parked vehicles overhanging the shared use path. Well done Cornwall.
September 30, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Here’s a simple idea near Marazion to stop parked vehicles overhanging the shared use path. Well done Cornwall.
1/2 Do you have a disability? Do you walk, wheel or cycle on the Biddulph Valley Way or go to/through the Bromley estate park or town park, where access control barriers (that's A frames, horse stiles, bollards, railings, kissing gates etc) have been removed? If so, can you help with this research?
July 23, 2025 at 9:51 AM
1/2 Do you have a disability? Do you walk, wheel or cycle on the Biddulph Valley Way or go to/through the Bromley estate park or town park, where access control barriers (that's A frames, horse stiles, bollards, railings, kissing gates etc) have been removed? If so, can you help with this research?