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Should the UK Government allocate £4.5bn to new cycling and walking routes over the next five years?
TransportEnded 14 Jun

Should the UK Government allocate £4.5bn to new cycling and walking routes over the next five years?

Yes 13%No 87%8 votes cast

The UK Government has published a new cycling and walking investment strategy that commits over £4.5bn to active travel schemes in the next five years. The plan includes thousands of new road crossings to make journeys between homes and high streets easier and safer. Ministers say the funding will support public health goals, reduce NHS pressure, and help local economies.

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