Photo listing: tracks
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This listing only shows photos within Bletchley.
Go to the national CycleStreets photo listings for photos beyond.
Delightful footbridge over Water Eaton Brook, Bletchley. Leitghton Buzzard is seven miles away either via the Lakes estate or the canal.
Old road parallel to the A421 - not really useable, but luckily there's a cycleway on the other side of the main road.
On E-Scooters: The Government will be debating E-Scooters soon, and my MP Sarah Jones has told me she will be forwarding this solution. Greenpeace agree with this idea. For Towns 'streets and roads', make one Pavement for Pedestrians, … [more]
If there was a bridge here, and the track towards it were paved, it would allow easy and safe access for cyclists, pedestrians, mobility scooters, wheelchairs and pushchairs to travel between the largest residential zone in Olney, Emberton … [more]
East Street is a problem for both pedestrians and cyclists as there isn't a continuous footpath and there is no space to widen the path that exists. To make it safer for both pedestrians and cyclists here and across the whole residential … [more]
This area is used for recreational walking and has heavy footfall, but is not a wide path, this needs reviewing.
The path the council need cut the grass back so you would be able to see the full path,as a cyclist I’m sick to death of cycling on the bloody grass!
Make the lakes if Furzton, Willen and Caldecotte preferably clockwise walking direction so less people to pass
Adjust the camber so it is flat and not rounded all along this stretch from Tattenhoe through to Emerson Valley white horse drive. I've had so much trouble with my knees and ankles walking on the slant here
Central Milton Keynes This was not designed as a footway but the wear here suggests that it is used as such, despite lack of dropped kerbs.
Central Milton Keynes The car storage payment meters have been placed not quite inline with the existing lamp posts causing significant loss of remaining width of the footway / cycleway.
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