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Guided Busway News

Welcome

Bus travelling along the Guided Busway

Welcome to the nineteenth edition of our Guided Busway newsletter. 

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Flooding interventions update

The County Council has allocated funding to implement flood measures on the Busway. Modelling work has been carried out and we are working with the Environment Agency, district councils and local flood groups to look at how best to reduce the impact of flooding on the Busway path. Smaller interventions that may reduce the length of time that flood water causes the path to be closed are being looked at, along with some bigger measures too.

In the meantime, as a reminder to those using the path, do not pass the flood gates when they are closed, or go on the Busway track to avoid the flooded path, please find an alternative route.

New cyclists dismount signs

New signage has been installed at crossing points along the maintenance path reminding cyclists of the importance of dismounting from their bikes when crossing the Guided Busway track. The signage is there to remind and encourage cyclists to reduce their speed and check for approaching buses before crossing.


Please be considerate of other path users at crossings where cyclists, pedestrians and other users of the path interact, ensuring it’s safe for everyone.

Busway points of interest

This month we are shining a spotlight on HI Runners (Histon & Impington Runners) who have been around for just over 12 years. The ethos of the club is the same now as when it was first set up, which is to be an inclusive running club for runners of all abilities. They have sessions in Histon and Impington, Northstowe, Willingham and Cottenham. 


Their runners cover everything from couch-to-5K, all the way up to ultra-marathons and their sessions are led so that everyone can take part regardless of their ability, speed or level of experience. Their members run for a whole host of reasons from keeping fit to helping with their mental health.


As an England Athletics affiliated club, all of their sessions are run by club volunteers who have taken the required training courses offered by England Athletics.


They have a “Social Sunday” run most Sundays in Histon, where they run in groups based on pace, but have various stopping points where everyone joins up and then continue.  Typically ending with a visit to the Station House Cafe.  


Full details can be found on their website and they welcome new members who can come along to any two sessions for free before deciding to join.

 

For enquiries about the Guided Busway newsletter, please contact Guided.Busway@cambridgeshire.gov.uk.

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