The Worth Way, a cycle/pedetrian/bridleway running on the bed of a disused railway between Crawley and East Grinstead was underthreat. Plans were afoot to use some of it as a road, but it seems (according to the link) that these have been dropped.
The Worth Way, a cycle/pedetrian/bridleway running on the bed of a disused railway between Crawley and East Grinstead was underthreat. Plans were afoot to use some of it as a road, but it seems (according to the link) that these have been dropped.
Tim
Well, thank goodness for that! I don't know whether it is of use to "utility cyclists" but for the "leisure cyclists" amongst us this makes (part of) a very pleasant ride.
The Worth Way, a cycle/pedetrian/bridleway running on the bed of a disused railway between Crawley and East Grinstead was underthreat. Plans were afoot to use some of it as a road, but it seems (according to the link) that these have been dropped.
Tim
Well, thank goodness for that! I don't know whether it is of use to "utility cyclists" but for the "leisure cyclists" amongst us this makes (part of) a very pleasant ride.
I use it for both -it makes a non hilly way into East Grinstead and then onto Forest Row to see Darth Ian at Future Cycles.
I use it for both -it makes a non hilly way into East Grinstead and then onto Forest Row to see Darth Ian at Future Cycles.
this news comes as no surprise after all the joke stories we had last year about a large covered tunnel running down the middle of our estate with sci-fi vents chucking the exhaust all over our gardens. Now we can all say "what a relief" when they put the relief road through Imberhorne Farm instead and build a few (2500) dwellingettes into the bargain ;-(