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Cycle lane measuring just 7ft long leaves people baffled - Vimarsana News

Cycle lane measuring just 7ft long leaves people baffled

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Is this the smallest cycle lane ever? Residents baffled by 'ridiculous' 7 foot stretch for cyclists - Vimarsana News

Is this the smallest cycle lane ever? Residents baffled by 'ridiculous' 7 foot stretch for cyclists

Ray McSharry has been left baffled after his local council installed 'the smallest cycle lane ever' along King Cross Street in his hometown of Calderdale, Halifax.

Council bosses accused of wasting taxpayer's money on 'weird and confusing' semi-circular cycle lane - Vimarsana News

Council bosses accused of wasting taxpayer's money on 'weird and confusing' semi-circular cycle lane

Calderdale Council had their workers paint the 'confusing' bike lane, which measures roughly 8ft, on Kings Cross Road in Halifax, using part of the £4.9m West Yorkshire plus Transport fund.

Newton Bar roundabout: Council keen to push ahead with long-awaited junction revamp after campaigners forced halt over loss of trees - Vimarsana News

Newton Bar roundabout: Council keen to push ahead with long-awaited junction revamp after campaigners forced halt over loss of trees

A £9.5m redevelopment scheme of one of Wakefield’s busiest junctions will be publicly debated next week, after its start was delayed by protests.