East Renfrewshire Council is currently seeking your views on early design ideas for five projects that aim to make it safer and easier to travel around your neighbourhood by walking, wheeling, or cycling: the A77 Active Corridor, Clarkston-Muirend Active Corridor, Clarkston-Thornliebank Active Corridor, Lower Whitecraigs Community Link, and Wytch Wood Community Link.The deadline for providing feedback on these proposals has now been extended to&nbsp;Sunday 14 April 2024. Please visit&nbsp;<a href="https://eractivetravel.commonplace.is/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://eractivetravel.commonplace.is/</a> to find out more about all five projects and complete a quick survey.

More time to comment on East Renfrewshire active travel projects

East Renfrewshire Council is currently seeking your views on five projects that aim to make it safer and easier to travel around your neighbourhood by walking, wheeling, or cycling: the A77 Active Corridor, Clarkston-Muirend Active Corridor, Clarkston-Thornliebank Active Corridor, Lower Whitecraigs Community Link, and Wytch Wood Community Link.We're pleased to announce that two additional community engagement events for these projects have now been organised as follows:<ul><li>Clarkston Library on Tuesday 19 March from 10am until 5pm</li><li>Giffnock Library on Tuesday 26 March from 10am until 7pm</li></ul>These events are a great opportunity to help shape the early-stage Concept Design plans currently being developed, so please do pop in - members of the project team will be on hand throughout the day to answer any questions you may have.If you can't make these events, you can also have your say online - please visit&nbsp;<a href="https://eractivetravel.commonplace.is/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://eractivetravel.commonplace.is/</a> to find out more about all five projects and complete a quick survey.

Additional community engagement events for East Renfrewshire active travel projects

We're inviting residents to help shape early plans for five ambitious projects that will make it easier to walk, wheel, or cycle for everyday journeys.The plans call for a connected network of active travel routes across Giffnock, Netherlee, Clarkston, and Newton Mearns, which aim to:<ul><li>Upgrade major junctions like Eastwood Toll, to make it safer and easier for everyone to cross the road;</li><li>Deliver separated cycleways along busy roads, to make cycling safer and more attractive for people of all ages and abilities;</li><li>Complete missing links in the off-road path network, to break down barriers between communities and make it quicker to access local services.</li></ul>We want to learn more about what would help residents make short trips on foot or by bike. A series of drop-in events have been organised in local libraries on the following dates and times:<ul><li>Giffnock Library on Tuesday 5 March from 10am until 7pm</li><li>Mearns Library on Wednesday 6 March from 10am until 5pm</li><li>Clarkston Library on Thursday 7 March from 10am until 5pm</li></ul>At these events, residents will be able to see ideas on how streets in East Renfrewshire could be designed differently. Members of the project team will be on hand throughout the day to answer any questions, and information about every project will be available at each event.We've also launched dedicated web pages about the projects:<ul><li>A77 Active Corridor Phase 5+ - open now</li><li>Clarkston-Muirend Active Corridor - open now</li><li>Clarkston-Thornliebank Active Corridor - open now</li><li>Lower Whitecraigs Community Link - opens Tuesday 5 February</li><li>Wytch Wood Community Link - opens Tuesday 5 February</li></ul>These pages will show the same information as the in-person events, and will also include quick surveys that will help residents send feedback to the project team. The online surveys will be open until Sunday 31 March.<a href="https://eractivetravel.commonplace.is/?_gl=1*1ku3gxk*_gcl_au*NjMwNDgyMTAxLjE3MDc5Mjg0MTg.">Click here</a> to see the projects and have your say.

Community engagement begins for five active travel projects across East Renfrewshire

East Renfrewshire Council are developing plans to improve infrastructure for active travel and the public realm along the A77 Ayr Road. Please get involved and add your voice to the project.

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A77 Active Corridor

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