Author: russell pepper

  • Dundee Cycling Forum Newsletter – March 2021

    Hi all – and welcome to the March 2021 DCF newsletter. It’s all positive news this month with a lot of exciting projects moving forwards! As always, getting in touch with your local councillors and MSPs to voice support of these projects and of improved cycling infrastructure really helps – making our collective voice heard…

  • Dundee Cycling Forum Newsletter – February 2021

    Hi all – and welcome to the February 2021 DCF newsletter! It’s a short one this month, and the theme seems to be drive-throughs, which we have seen a rash of applications and approvals for. It looks like businesses may be capitalising on the fact that people (understandably) feel safe from Covid inside the private…

  • Dundee Cycling Forum Newsletter – January 2021

    Hi all – and welcome to the January 2021 DCF newsletter! In it you’ll find all Dundee cycling news and DCF activities from the past month. I’ll keep everything as brief as possible, and ask you to take occasional action – usually taking part in a consultation, writing to a councillor, or objecting to a…

  • Dundee Cycling Forum Newsletter – December 2020

    Hi all – and welcome to the December 2020 DCF newsletter! In it you’ll see everything the DCF has been up to in the past month. I’ll keep everything as brief as possible, and ask you to take occasional action – usually taking part in a consultation, writing to a councillor, or objecting to a…

  • Dundee Cycling Forum Newsletter – November 2020

    Hi all – and welcome to the November 2020 DCF newsletter! In it you’ll see everything the DCF has been up to in the past month. I’ll keep everything as brief as possible, and ask you to take occasional action (probably by writing to a councillor or objecting to a planning application), if you have…

  • Dundee Cycling Forum Newsletter – October 2020

    Hi all – this is the first instalment of newsletters to let you know everything the DCF has been up to in the past month. The idea will be to keep everything as brief as possible, asking you to take occasional action (probably by writing to a councillor or objecting to a planning application), if…

  • Building back Better – a new Dundee!

    The DCF recently contacted Dundee City Council highlighting several recently published articles and reports written about the need for change in the way we design our cities and recover from lockdown. Most recently, the “Stealing our Cities” report shows that, at Dundee Waterfront, there is a full 34.7% of space dedicated to car infrastructure. 20% of this…