Planning projects tend to have three stages: The exuberant “Why don’t we do this great thing?” stage, the cynical “That will never work / never be funded!” stage and the final realistic “Okay, this is what we agreed on.” stage when you find a middle ground – that hopefully still pushes the boundaries, but also stands a good chance of becoming reality.
With no further comment, I will thus show below the future cycle network included in the recently finalised City Centre Masterplan. Discuss.
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