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Streets for people campaigner Jo Rigby replied:"Oh come on — I've a direct debit with you and couldn't think of anything less appropriate to put up as a prize."07:53Timmy Mallett was back out on the bike yesterday, on familiar off-road paths near Maidenhead and Windsor, including a stretch of National Cycle Network 50. Unfortunately the take-home message from this spin in the countryside was that"sadly it looks like the end of cycle route 50" because of this...

"The result is the green way is now off limits and not accessible for cyclists, hand bikes or wheelchairs. What a shame." "I pedalled along a road into Maidenhead, picked up NCN4 where the bike gates have been removed and the green way is shared safely and happily. Across the new cycle path by the side of the M4 over the Thames to Dorney and down past Boveney chapel to the lovely meadows by Eton."May is a gorgeous month to enjoy Britain's cycle paths. There's a new pedestrian area being constructed by Queen Victoria's state next to Windsor castle.

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