1: we've built an electric car charging network
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The funding allowed us to build community assets and infrastcuture we just wouldn’t have had before – some of them with practical work on the ground, some of them enabling something that was there to come to the fore and be seen.
Some of those examples are:
1: electric car charging network
2: joined up car parking and cycling routes
3: renewed footpath network for us all
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The project is setting up a Bikes for Transport scheme, with 3 electric bikes to be maintained and housed at Geevor Tin Mine, available for employees and volunteers of Tin Coast Partnership Steering Group members to use to travel around the Tin Coast for work/volunteering purposes. Connected to this is the bike parking at Geevor, and the signage to encourage people to park there and walk down to the beach, taking cars off the road and, crucially, away from tiny lanes where congestion can cause minor nuisance to critical problems of emergency access.
We got all this information onto our website, in as many helpful ways as possible. You can see some right here:
With dramatic coastline on one side and wild, rocky moorland on the other, soaring down one of the country’s most spectacular coast roads by bike will no doubt be an experience in itself.
Venturing the Tin Coast by foot is the best way to become a part of this rich and cultural landscape, where land meets the sea.
Getting around the Tin Coast is easier than you think – bus, bike or on foot, you can do it all without your car.