Riverside route between Chartham and Canterbury 
The planning application for the riverside cycle route between Chartham and Canterbury has recently been submitted. The planning application number is CA//07/01724, which can be viewed on Canterbury City Council's website. Please send letters of support for this planning application. Click on the plan to the left to see the proposed route.
Horses & Goats tunnel 
The Horses & Goats tunnel runs beneath the "Canterbury East" railway line. It's situated behind the Gasometer on the Wincheap Trading Estate. Spokes believes that this should be reopened for cyclists to provide a safe route between Wincheap, the new Telephone House residential development, and the city centre. The Horses & Goats tunnel has planning application, CA//08/00261, can be viewed on Canterbury City Council's website. We encourage you to write letters and emails of support for this application, including if you've already sent a letter of support for the original planning application, which was combined with the Chartham to Canterbury route. The deadline for your letters is Friday 28th March. Click on the plan to the left for an overview of the link.
Crab & Winkle Way extension 
The proposed extension to the Crab & Winkle Way was put forward as one of the 79 Sustrans Connect2 projects. Connect2 won the people's £50 million competition, so funding is now secured. The planning meeting for this route will be held later this year.
Reculver links 
Extension of the Viking Coastal Trail from Reculver to Swalecliffe (this will be named the Oyster Bay Trail) and erecting a bridge over the railway to re-form regional cycle route 15. The initial stage of the Oyster Bay Trail, linking Reculver to Bishopstone, was given the go-ahead at Canterbury City Council's March 2008 planning meeting.