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Next stage of Wellington Street separated lanes to proceed

Positive news from Yarra Council meeting on Tuesday 7th June to pass the 2016/2017 budget: funds are included to enable next stage of the Wellington Street separated lanes (Gipps Street to Johnston Street) in Collingwood. Extract from Yarra City Council (Budget… Continue Reading →

Elizabeth Street Protected Bike Lanes: A history (1993 – 2019) – Part 1

Elizabeth Street is an east-west street in North Richmond, between Hoddle Street and Church Street. To the west, over Hoddle Street, it links to Albert Street, which hosts separated and then protected bicycle lanes heading into the central business district…. Continue Reading →

Elizabeth Street Protected Bike Lanes: A history (2020 – 2023) – Part 2

Elizabeth Street is an east-west street in North Richmond, between Hoddle Street and Church Street. To the west, over Hoddle Street, it links to Albert Street, which hosts separated and then protected bicycle lanes heading into the central business district…. Continue Reading →

Elizabeth Street Protected Bike Lanes: A history (2024 – 2026) – Part 3

Elizabeth Street is an east-west street in North Richmond, between Hoddle Street and Church Street. To the west, over Hoddle Street, it links to Albert Street, which hosts separated and then protected bicycle lanes heading into the central business district…. Continue Reading →

Say Yes to a new Wellington Street

Local Collingwood residents have started a petition to upgrade Wellington St, find out more below. Introducing Say Yes to a new Wellington Street: ‘We’re a bunch of people from Collingwood who would love to enjoy a green, safe and pleasant… Continue Reading →

Lets make Wellington Street safer!

Wellington Street Consultation After a very long wait of over six years and several public consultation processes stretching back to 2010, Stages 3 and 4 of the Wellington Street bike lane project rollout is open for public feedback. If you’re… Continue Reading →

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