Summary only : Hunter's Hall Park - Cycling Hub Options
Feedback updated 26 Jan 2015
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Overview
The Council is looking to create a cycling hub in Hunter's Hall Park where the Jack Kane Sports Centre and Community Wing is based.
This would provide opportunities for adults and young people to develop their cycling ability and help to improve their confidence on the road. It could include facilities such as.
You can see pictures of the facilities on the website Flickr by following the links above.
- Outdoor Velodrome (external link)- for track cycling
- BMX Track (external link)
- Closed Road Circuit (external link)
- Cycle Speedway Track (external link)
Why your views matter
There are four options which illustrate different combinations of these cycling facilities.
Option 1 shows a cycle speedway track and BMX facility, with one full-size 3G pitch and one smaller 3G kickpitch.
Option 2 shows a cycle speedway track, a BMX facility, plus a closed road circuit and an outdoor velodrome. This also has two full-size 3G pitches.
Option 3 shows a cycle speedway track, a BMX facility, plus a closed road circuit and two full-size 3G pitches, but no velodrome.
Option 4 shows a cycle speedway track, a BMX facility, plus an outdoor velodrome and two full-size 3G pitches, but no closed road circuit.
We have diagrams of each of these options so you can see where things would go. You can download these below.
Once you have looked at the options, please let us know your views through our survey.
What happens next
The survey results will be reported to the Culture and Sport Committee on 16 December 2014.
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