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Rat running to avoid lights at junction of A53 Etruria Road and B5369 Basford Park Road. Would reduce uncontrolled turning movements on a busy section of Etruria Road making it safer, would create sections of route with less motor traffic … [more]
A route between Clayton Wood and Lyme Valley Greenway is required, this could be through the wood between Cambridge Drive and the existing path up through Clayton Wood
Crossing facility required to join up traffic free paths either side, busy road feels dangerous with children
Crossing facility required to join up traffic free paths either side. Busy road to cross with no priority to pedestrians or cyclists. Feels dangerous with children.
The hedges and verges are really overgrown. It’s nearly impossible to stay on the pavement in some parts on this very busy road. Could do with them cutting back please.
I cannot walk to here to go to my work on the industrial estate it is not safe to cycle on the A500.
A cycle path is needed that curves up the hill. At the moment with only the steps it is required to make an alternative route to Porthill Bank.
Cycle path suitable for children and their parents to use to cycle from Church Lawton, Scholar Green and Butt Lane to the Kidsgrove schools is required.
Medina way, hedge needs cutting, only about 1/3 of pavement available, cannot maintain social distance without walking in road
Maintenance needed on path to Birchenwood country park and Fanny Pond, now only about 20cm wide, muddy, standing water, rough, easy to twist ankle. Needs widening and restoring.
Cycle lane uphil from Aldi on Mount road, warning signs to stop cars cutting dangerously left turns in front of cyclists
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