Winchester District LCWIP Workshop

Hampshire County Council and Winchester City Council are working in partnership with Sustrans to start work on developing a local cycling and walking infrastructure plan (LCWIP) covering the Winchester District. This will follow the same approach used in the Southern Test Valley, Eastleigh, Fareham  and Gosport, Havant, Rushmoor and Basingstoke Boroughs.

A key purpose of the Winchester district LCWIP is to identify a number of routes within and between the settlements in the Winchester district - in partnership with local stakeholders - that they feel need to form the focus for future investment in improving walking and cycling – such as routes from market towns and rural areas into Winchester, Eastleigh, Fareham and Waterlooville as well as the most useful walking and cycling links that connect nearby villages.

To ensure that local communities play a part in identifying and shaping these priority routes, we will be holding two online workshops in October to which we want to invite people who live and work within the villages and market towns across the Winchester District who have good local knowledge of routes that are currently used, as well as awareness of the barriers and issues that discourage people from walking and cycling more, in order to assist us with identifying a network of which corridors should see walking and cycling investment in improvements.

The two dates and times for the workshops are;

• Tuesday 4^th October 10:00-13:30
• Wednesday 5^th October 17:30-21:00

Please select which workshop you would like to attend using this link.

The two workshops will both cover the same content and geography, so there is only the need for stakeholders to attend one of them. Please use the poll above to select which of the events you would like to attend. Please respond by Friday 16^th September.