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🚲🚶🏻‍♀️Thank you to everybody who came to the Active Travel hustings on Tuesday evening, and to the panel, which included:

- Holly Bruce, Scottish Greens candidate for Glasgow Southside

- Peter McLaughlin, Scottish Lib Dem candidate for Glasgow Cathcart and Pollok

- Ross Clark, Scottish National Party candidate for South Scotland

- Graham Simpson, Reform UK candidate for Airdrie

🎥 If you couldn't attend in person, you can catch up online here: https://www.youtube.com/live/BA988Wm_8ek

28th April - This evening! Please join us if you can 👌🏻

Join us tomorrow for GoBike's Active Travel Hustings 🚲

🗓️ Time: 18:30 – 21:00
📍 Location: Renfield Centre, Glasgow

Come along to hear from local candidates and put your questions to them about walking, cycling, and wheeling in our communities.

Whether you're passionate about safer streets, better cycling infrastructure, or accessible travel for all in Glasgow - this is your chance to be heard.

Two days to go until our Active Travel Election Hustings!👩‍🦽🚴🚶‍♀️

Come and hear what the Scottish Parliament candidates will do for walking, wheeling and cycling in Greater Glasgow and beyond.

There'll be representatives from: Scottish Liberal Democrats, Scottish Green Party, Scottish National Party (SNP), Scottish Labour Party, Reform UK and Scottish Conservatives

📆 Tuesday 28 April 2026, 6.30-9pm
📍 The Renfield Centre, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JP

www.glasgowecotrust.org.uk/Event/active-travel-election-hustings-tue-28-apr

Did you know that Voi Technology offers an equitable access programme? ⁉

🚲 Affordable Voi Rides for Glasgow
Voi is making their hire scheme more accessible with big discounts for people across Glasgow. A similar scheme is also available in Edinburgh.

🌍 Voi 4 All
For low‑income users, refugees, asylum seekers, people with disabilities and those aged 60+.
Get 70% off minute bundles with accepted proof such as HC2, NEC, ESA/JSA, Universal Credit, refugee/asylum documents or a Disabled Persons Railcard/Bus Pass.

🛡️ Voi 4 Heroes
NHS staff, Blue Light Card holders, military personnel and veterans get 50% off with valid ID.

🎓 Voi 4 Students
Students, apprentices and higher‑education staff get 50% off with a valid ID or training provider letter.

For full details and link to application form: https://www.voi.com/equitable-access

Please share with groups/individuals you think could benefit!

📝 Consultations update: March 2026. Featuring Argyll & Bute, East Ren, Glasgow, and both North and South Lanarkshire.

📆🚨 Connecting Greater Govan Route 1 - consultation closes 30 March

https://www.gobike.org/consultations-march-2026-25655

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See https://removethem8.org.uk for suggested responses.

Remember to respond by Wed 25th March 2026!

There's still time to give your feedback on the permanent work solution for the . If you missed the in-person events you can visit our virtual exhibition room.

Have your say by Wednesday 25 March.

Find out more ➡️ https://www.transport.gov.scot/projects/m8-woodside-viaducts-project/m8-woodside-viaducts-permanent-work/

Residents across the city are being invited to help shape the future of shared e-bike parking, as Voi asks the public where new designated parking locations should be installed next.

The micromobility company, which operates the city’s e-bike scheme, says it is looking for suggestions for areas that currently do not have designated Voi parking locations but could benefit from them.

Designated parking areas are marked zones where riders must leave their scooters at the end of a trip. Expanding the network of these parking spots is intended to make the service more accessible while keeping pavements clear and organised.

Voi says community input is vital to deciding where the next locations should be placed.

Residents are being asked to think about places such as:

*Busy transport hubs

*Shopping streets and local high streets

*Parks and recreational areas

*University campuses

*Residential neighbourhoods that currently lack nearby parking zones

A spokesperson for Voi said the company wants to ensure the service works for as many people as possible across the city.

“We’re keen to hear from residents about where they would like to see new Voi parking locations. If there are areas of the city not currently served by parking bays, we want to know about them.”

Members of the public are encouraged to submit suggestions for specific streets, landmarks, or neighbourhoods where new parking zones could be introduced.

Residents can share their ideas and suggest new parking locations by visiting:
https://parking.voi.com/verify-email?type=parking

Suggestions will be reviewed to help identify potential future sites for the scheme as the network of Voi parking locations continues to expand across the city.