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Linlithgow Gazette article, first page Spokes guide expanded Cycling routes all mapped out Julie Currie i julte.currie@natioiiatworld.com The new West Lothian Cycle Map produced by the Lothian Cycle Campaign, Spokes, hasjust been published. Centred on West Lothian, but now expanded west to include parts of Falkirk, the fully revised and updated map shows new cycle infrastructure and other developments across the area. It is invaluable for cyclists and walkers seeking safe routes to shops, work or school and planning running and leisure routes. The back of the map shows large-scale street maps of Linlithgow, Livingston, Armadale, Whitburn, Bathgate and Blackburn, together with information on places of interest in the area. Printed on tear and water-resistant synthetic paper, which is also fully recyclable, it is available from bike shops, selected SPOKCS Wett LoShUin Cyile Map UPiSi A mong amt tluiablf allweathut map tptdally WfW deiisnetl for cytllsl) West Lothian Cycle Map Fifth edition of the map is available from various stockists now. bookshops and direct from Spokes. Local Spokes volunteers surveyed all of West Lothian, as well as Bo'ness and parts of Falkirk and Grangemouth, while West Lothian Council provided information on new and planned active travel improvements. Major revisions to the map include adding contours and hill-colouring and shading so users can see the hilly areas at a glance, and all the new housing developments are now shown.

Linlithgow Gazette article, first page Spokes guide expanded Cycling routes all mapped out Julie Currie i julte.currie@natioiiatworld.com The new West Lothian Cycle Map produced by the Lothian Cycle Campaign, Spokes, hasjust been published. Centred on West Lothian, but now expanded west to include parts of Falkirk, the fully revised and updated map shows new cycle infrastructure and other developments across the area. It is invaluable for cyclists and walkers seeking safe routes to shops, work or school and planning running and leisure routes. The back of the map shows large-scale street maps of Linlithgow, Livingston, Armadale, Whitburn, Bathgate and Blackburn, together with information on places of interest in the area. Printed on tear and water-resistant synthetic paper, which is also fully recyclable, it is available from bike shops, selected SPOKCS Wett LoShUin Cyile Map UPiSi A mong amt tluiablf allweathut map tptdally WfW deiisnetl for cytllsl) West Lothian Cycle Map Fifth edition of the map is available from various stockists now. bookshops and direct from Spokes. Local Spokes volunteers surveyed all of West Lothian, as well as Bo'ness and parts of Falkirk and Grangemouth, while West Lothian Council provided information on new and planned active travel improvements. Major revisions to the map include adding contours and hill-colouring and shading so users can see the hilly areas at a glance, and all the new housing developments are now shown.

second page... Speaking on Spokes behalf, Katharine Taylor said: "This has been a great voluntary effort by local Spokes members and by our skilled cartographer. "The new map will help residents and visitors find their way around the area in active and healthy ways, as well as showing new quiet routes and short cuts they didn't know existed!" Spokes members met at West Lothian Bike Library in Livingston for the launch of the map's fifth edition. Also in attendance were Bathgate and Linlithgow MP Kirsteen Sullivan and West Lothian Council's deputy provost Peter Heggie. Kirsteen said: "The new map is a fantastic resource for residents across West Lothian and Falkirk, helping cycUsts and walkers find safer and greener routes to work, school and for leisure activities. "This kind of voluntary effort in active travel plays a vital role in working towards healthier communities and a cleaner environment. A huge well done to all volunteers involved in delivering the updated map." Graeme Burton, the council's design engineering manager, gave an update to guests on planned active travel projects in the local authority area. The map was also printed with the support of the council. Deputy Provost Peter Heggie said: " I was delighted to attend this launch event and hope that people from West Lothian and beyond enjoy using this new map to explore our county." The new West Lothian Cycle Map is available from local bike shops, priced £7.50. Those who order before the end of October via office@ spokes.org.uk can buy a single map for £7 (postfree) or six copies for £25. More information on sales outlets is available at www.spokes.org.uk/spokesmaps.

second page... Speaking on Spokes behalf, Katharine Taylor said: "This has been a great voluntary effort by local Spokes members and by our skilled cartographer. "The new map will help residents and visitors find their way around the area in active and healthy ways, as well as showing new quiet routes and short cuts they didn't know existed!" Spokes members met at West Lothian Bike Library in Livingston for the launch of the map's fifth edition. Also in attendance were Bathgate and Linlithgow MP Kirsteen Sullivan and West Lothian Council's deputy provost Peter Heggie. Kirsteen said: "The new map is a fantastic resource for residents across West Lothian and Falkirk, helping cycUsts and walkers find safer and greener routes to work, school and for leisure activities. "This kind of voluntary effort in active travel plays a vital role in working towards healthier communities and a cleaner environment. A huge well done to all volunteers involved in delivering the updated map." Graeme Burton, the council's design engineering manager, gave an update to guests on planned active travel projects in the local authority area. The map was also printed with the support of the council. Deputy Provost Peter Heggie said: " I was delighted to attend this launch event and hope that people from West Lothian and beyond enjoy using this new map to explore our county." The new West Lothian Cycle Map is available from local bike shops, priced £7.50. Those who order before the end of October via office@ spokes.org.uk can buy a single map for £7 (postfree) or six copies for £25. More information on sales outlets is available at www.spokes.org.uk/spokesmaps.

#WestLothian #SpokesMap 2025

👍 Great double-page spread, #LinlithgowGazette

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5 months ago

😍 #WestLothian #SpokesMap 2025 is here!!

Includes #Falkirk #Kelpies #BonessRailway

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5 months ago

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5 months ago

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5 months ago

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5 months ago

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#WestLothian #SpokesMap 2025 is here!

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5 months ago
West Lothian #SpokesMap – 5th edition! The 5th edition of our highly praised West Lothian Cycle Map was launched on 11 October by Kirsteen Sullivan, MP for Bathgate and Linlithgow and Cllr Peter Heggie, Council Deputy Provost, at West Lothian Bike Library / Crofthead Community Centre. The whole county was surveyed in detail by Spokes volunteers, together with a new area covering Falkirk, Bo’ness and the Kelpies. The map was then completely redrawn and revised by our maps group’s skilled volunteer cartographer, using new software which enables simpler future updating.

West Lothian #SpokesMap – 5th edition! The 5th edition of our highly praised West Lothian Cycle Map was launched on 11 October by Kirsteen Sullivan, MP for Bathgate and Linlithgow and Cllr Peter Heggie, Council Deputy Provost, at West Lothian Bike Library / Crofthead Community Centre. The whole county was surveyed in detail by Spokes volunteers, together with a new area covering Falkirk, Bo’ness and the Kelpies. The map was then completely redrawn and revised by our maps group’s skilled volunteer cartographer, using new software which enables simpler future updating.

Kisteen Sullivan MP & Deputy Provost Peter Heggie launch the Spokes Map at West Lothian Bike Library (see weather-proof map copies on the Library's fence behind)

Kisteen Sullivan MP & Deputy Provost Peter Heggie launch the Spokes Map at West Lothian Bike Library (see weather-proof map copies on the Library's fence behind)

Map extract, extending to Falkirk, Bo'ness Steam Railway - and the Kelpies!

Map extract, extending to Falkirk, Bo'ness Steam Railway - and the Kelpies!

Special Offer [ending 31 October] Until 31 October 2025 you can order direct from Spokes, by post or email [office@spokes.org.uk] at the special price of £7 each including postage. You can also order 6 maps for our standard bulk-order price of £30 – perfect to resell at your workplace, school or amongst friends and relations – give them a cheap price or raise cash for a charity. Or as a present to your 6 best friends! [Postage may be added if delivery or collection cannot be arranged].

Special Offer [ending 31 October] Until 31 October 2025 you can order direct from Spokes, by post or email [office@spokes.org.uk] at the special price of £7 each including postage. You can also order 6 maps for our standard bulk-order price of £30 – perfect to resell at your workplace, school or amongst friends and relations – give them a cheap price or raise cash for a charity. Or as a present to your 6 best friends! [Postage may be added if delivery or collection cannot be arranged].

😍 #WestLothian #SpokesMap 2025 is here!!

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Launched by MP @kittysull1.bsky.social & Deputy Provost #PeterHeggie

🤩 See Special Offer [ends 31 Oct]

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5 months ago
Bruce Mason (Deleriad) - Bluesky post This is on my mind because I start a new job at Heriot Watt next month and cycling from west Edinburgh appears to be infeasible. At the induction two weeks ago, I couldn't find anywhere to lock my bike safely. I may be missing something so this is a genuine, not rhetorical, question.

Bruce Mason (Deleriad) - Bluesky post This is on my mind because I start a new job at Heriot Watt next month and cycling from west Edinburgh appears to be infeasible. At the induction two weeks ago, I couldn't find anywhere to lock my bike safely. I may be missing something so this is a genuine, not rhetorical, question.

Spokes map extract showing cyclist bypass crossings at canal, Calder Road (on foot) or Baberton Mains. None looks good for access to HW Uni.

Spokes map extract showing cyclist bypass crossings at canal, Calder Road (on foot) or Baberton Mains. None looks good for access to HW Uni.

SpokesLothian‬ ‪@spokes.org.uk‬ · 10d Path @heriotwattnews.bsky.social to #Curriehill🚆station (due 2025) delayed by @edinburghcouncil.bsky.social biodiversity concerns --> storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/ff24... 🙋 Ask your cllrs to help!

SpokesLothian‬ ‪@spokes.org.uk‬ · 10d Path @heriotwattnews.bsky.social to #Curriehill🚆station (due 2025) delayed by @edinburghcouncil.bsky.social biodiversity concerns --> storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/ff24... 🙋 Ask your cllrs to help!

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🙄 See #SpokesMap extract: looks problematic!

🙄 And #CurriehillStation path postponed

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5 months ago

🤩 #SpokesMap #WestLothian 2025

🤩 Back from printer, in shops soon £7.50

🙋 Special £7 offer below, ends 31 October

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6 months ago
spokes WL 2025 map - front cover

spokes WL 2025 map - front cover

spokes WL 2025 map - back cover

spokes WL 2025 map - back cover

map extract - showing Kelpies location!

map extract - showing Kelpies location!

Town maps on reverse side - this is Linlithgow

Town maps on reverse side - this is Linlithgow

🤩 #SpokesMap #WestLothian 2025, £7.50 in shops October

🤩 Pre-order £7 post-free, email office@spokes.org.uk

🤩 £5 each for 6+ copies (e.g. join friends/workmates)

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7 months ago
‪@LaidBackBikes‬ ‪@laidbackbikes.bsky.social‬ · 42m Anyone been down by Silverknowes recently? Seems the segregated cycle path and bus lane has been removed. Recent @edi.bike bulletin flagged up the likelihood of what are seen as 'obstacles to driving' being targeted for removal. 🚗🚗🚗🚗Does this path appear on new @spokes.org.uk map?

‪@LaidBackBikes‬ ‪@laidbackbikes.bsky.social‬ · 42m Anyone been down by Silverknowes recently? Seems the segregated cycle path and bus lane has been removed. Recent @edi.bike bulletin flagged up the likelihood of what are seen as 'obstacles to driving' being targeted for removal. 🚗🚗🚗🚗Does this path appear on new @spokes.org.uk map?

Official reasons in the Experimental Traffic Order.. Statement of Reasons The City of Edinburgh Council (Traffic Regulation; Restrictions on Waiting, Loading and Unloading, Stopping and Parking Places and Prohibition of Motor Vehicles) (Silverknowes Road Area, Edinburgh) (No. 1) Experimental Traffic Regulation Order 2025 – ETRO/21/30C The introduction of the proposed measures are intended to provide safer cycling infrastructure and pedestrian priority areas, encourage sustainable travel (walking and cycling) and improve road safety. The scheme is being introduced by way of Experimental Traffic Order made under Section 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, so as to allow the Council to modify or vary the scheme at short notice once in force, should circumstances require. On 16 November 2023 the Council approved proposals to use Experimental Traffic Regulation Orders (ETROs) to take forward a revised version of the Silverknowes Road Travelling Safely Scheme including re-opening Silverknowes Road north of Silverknowes Parkway to general traffic, and installing cycle lanes and parking restrictions on Silverknowes Road south of Silverknowes Parkway. The proposed 18-month trial is intended to support the approved transport hierarchy, measures included in the City Mobility Plan and Draft Circulation Plan. Edinburgh needs mobility options that by 2030 are carbon emission free, efficient, accessible and affordable. The more opportunity we have to make greener, safer, more sustainable choices in how we move around, the greater the chance we have to reduce the impact of climate change. The perception of risk that pedestrians and cyclists face is a major obstacle to encouraging more people to walk, wheel and cycle between the places they live, work and visit. Measures will be monitored and evaluated during the first year and considered for retention under separate traffic orders as appropriate

Official reasons in the Experimental Traffic Order.. Statement of Reasons The City of Edinburgh Council (Traffic Regulation; Restrictions on Waiting, Loading and Unloading, Stopping and Parking Places and Prohibition of Motor Vehicles) (Silverknowes Road Area, Edinburgh) (No. 1) Experimental Traffic Regulation Order 2025 – ETRO/21/30C The introduction of the proposed measures are intended to provide safer cycling infrastructure and pedestrian priority areas, encourage sustainable travel (walking and cycling) and improve road safety. The scheme is being introduced by way of Experimental Traffic Order made under Section 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, so as to allow the Council to modify or vary the scheme at short notice once in force, should circumstances require. On 16 November 2023 the Council approved proposals to use Experimental Traffic Regulation Orders (ETROs) to take forward a revised version of the Silverknowes Road Travelling Safely Scheme including re-opening Silverknowes Road north of Silverknowes Parkway to general traffic, and installing cycle lanes and parking restrictions on Silverknowes Road south of Silverknowes Parkway. The proposed 18-month trial is intended to support the approved transport hierarchy, measures included in the City Mobility Plan and Draft Circulation Plan. Edinburgh needs mobility options that by 2030 are carbon emission free, efficient, accessible and affordable. The more opportunity we have to make greener, safer, more sustainable choices in how we move around, the greater the chance we have to reduce the impact of climate change. The perception of risk that pedestrians and cyclists face is a major obstacle to encouraging more people to walk, wheel and cycle between the places they live, work and visit. Measures will be monitored and evaluated during the first year and considered for retention under separate traffic orders as appropriate

#Silverknowes

#SpokesMap correct! Says: " #SpacesForPeople lane, experimental, may be changed or removed"

Weird situation, this lane removed, but 'no parking' coming here, and new segregated planned north of this

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SpokesLothian
@spokes.org.uk
7 months ago
My favourite local bike rides: Rail and River Ramble Lost in Livi 1.02K subscribers 211 views 23 Jul 2025 LIVINGSTON Join me on one of my favourite routes around Livingston, West Lothian. Starting and finishing at Livingston North Rail Station, my ride follows entirely traffic-free river-side and rail track-bed paths with just a couple of short sections on traffic-calmed residential streets as I ride around Livingston and on into Almondell and Calderwood Country Park. It's an end-to-end video record of the entire ride, so settle back for a long one! Along the way I chat about stuff as I pass by and point out where exploratory diversions might be made. The route follows much of the middle section of The Shale Trail and there's a wealth of useful information about the trail and the area's heritage at www.shaletrail.co.uk

My favourite local bike rides: Rail and River Ramble Lost in Livi 1.02K subscribers 211 views 23 Jul 2025 LIVINGSTON Join me on one of my favourite routes around Livingston, West Lothian. Starting and finishing at Livingston North Rail Station, my ride follows entirely traffic-free river-side and rail track-bed paths with just a couple of short sections on traffic-calmed residential streets as I ride around Livingston and on into Almondell and Calderwood Country Park. It's an end-to-end video record of the entire ride, so settle back for a long one! Along the way I chat about stuff as I pass by and point out where exploratory diversions might be made. The route follows much of the middle section of The Shale Trail and there's a wealth of useful information about the trail and the area's heritage at www.shaletrail.co.uk

pic - path over Linhouse Water

pic - path over Linhouse Water

Pic - Livi North rail station, start and end of the ride

Pic - Livi North rail station, start and end of the ride

Destinations unlimited! - Sustrans sign with multiple destinations

Destinations unlimited! - Sustrans sign with multiple destinations

#WestLothian 🚲 routes (see #SpokesMap!)

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8 months ago

🙋 How's your #SpokesComp Fave Ride going?

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😍 Get ideas from your #SpokesMap!

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SpokesLothian
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8 months ago
Picture of bikes at Thistle, and headline text.. All Ability Bikes at Thistle 27 Oct Written By Thistle Foundation We are delighted to have received funding from City of Edinburgh Council to continue adaptive bike sessions here at Thistle.

Picture of bikes at Thistle, and headline text.. All Ability Bikes at Thistle 27 Oct Written By Thistle Foundation We are delighted to have received funding from City of Edinburgh Council to continue adaptive bike sessions here at Thistle.

Article about Thistle's work on adaptive cycling... Over the past months we’ve worked closely with Cycling UK, who previously ran the Edinburgh All Ability Bikes Centre, to get our accessible cycling sessions up and running and we are looking forward to developing the work further. Cycling is a wonderful activity that offers many wellbeing benefits and we’re thrilled to be able to support people to experience the joys of cycling, whether for the first time ever, the first time in several years or the first time since last week! At present, our cycling sessions take place at Thistle’s Centre of Wellbeing in Craigmillar on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. We hope to have cycling sessions up and running in Saughton soon and we’ll share news about this on our social media and website when we have it. If you’d like to come along and join us, we’d love to see you. Just contact Thistle’s reception team on 0131 661 3366 or email reception@thistle.org.uk for more info and to book.

Article about Thistle's work on adaptive cycling... Over the past months we’ve worked closely with Cycling UK, who previously ran the Edinburgh All Ability Bikes Centre, to get our accessible cycling sessions up and running and we are looking forward to developing the work further. Cycling is a wonderful activity that offers many wellbeing benefits and we’re thrilled to be able to support people to experience the joys of cycling, whether for the first time ever, the first time in several years or the first time since last week! At present, our cycling sessions take place at Thistle’s Centre of Wellbeing in Craigmillar on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. We hope to have cycling sessions up and running in Saughton soon and we’ll share news about this on our social media and website when we have it. If you’d like to come along and join us, we’d love to see you. Just contact Thistle’s reception team on 0131 661 3366 or email reception@thistle.org.uk for more info and to book.

👍 Great to see @thistlefoundation.bsky.social #AllAbility #cycling expand to #Saughton

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& we're donating a #SpokesMap!

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9 months ago
poster SW20ed #Edinburgh‬ ‪@sw20.info‬ · 47m 🚨 🛠️ This Saturday 🛠️ 🚨 The Repair Cafe is being hosted by Colinton Village Enterprise. Bring anything you want repaired! ⏰ 12-4 📍 Spylaw Park

poster SW20ed #Edinburgh‬ ‪@sw20.info‬ · 47m 🚨 🛠️ This Saturday 🛠️ 🚨 The Repair Cafe is being hosted by Colinton Village Enterprise. Bring anything you want repaired! ⏰ 12-4 📍 Spylaw Park

Cycle Cafe 🚴‍♀️ Pedal, Sip & Connect! Join Us for the Third Cycle Café at Dalmeny Church! 🚴‍♂️ Saturday, 21st June | 10am – 12pm | Dalmeny Church Ready to roll into summer? Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just love a good coffee with a view, our Cycle Café is back – and better than ever! Join us for a morning of bikes, brews, and brilliant community vibes in the heart of Dalmeny. 🌟 What’s Happening? 🔧 Substance Cycles Our newest local bike heroes will be on hand for basic bike repairs, top-notch maintenance tips, and a chat about bike sales & servicing. Don’t miss the chance to meet these pros and keep your ride road-ready. 🚲 Spokes – Lothian Cycling Campaign Group Explore cycling maps, grab some cool buffs, and learn more about local cycling routes and campaigns. Spokes is your go-to for all things bike in Lothian. 👵 QCCC – Cycling Without Age Come and see the amazing Trishaw in action! Part of a wonderful project that helps bring the joy of cycling to everyone – no matter their age or ability. ☕ Dalmeny Kirk Café Fuel up on hot drinks and tasty breakfast rolls, served with a smile! This time, enjoy it all in our brand-new outdoor seating area – perfect for post-ride chats and soaking in the summer sun. 📍 Where? Dalmeny Church 📅 When? Saturday 21st June, 10:00am – 12:00pm 🚴‍♂️ Bring your bike, your questions, and your appetite – we’ll bring the community spirit! See you at the Cycle Café!

Cycle Cafe 🚴‍♀️ Pedal, Sip & Connect! Join Us for the Third Cycle Café at Dalmeny Church! 🚴‍♂️ Saturday, 21st June | 10am – 12pm | Dalmeny Church Ready to roll into summer? Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just love a good coffee with a view, our Cycle Café is back – and better than ever! Join us for a morning of bikes, brews, and brilliant community vibes in the heart of Dalmeny. 🌟 What’s Happening? 🔧 Substance Cycles Our newest local bike heroes will be on hand for basic bike repairs, top-notch maintenance tips, and a chat about bike sales & servicing. Don’t miss the chance to meet these pros and keep your ride road-ready. 🚲 Spokes – Lothian Cycling Campaign Group Explore cycling maps, grab some cool buffs, and learn more about local cycling routes and campaigns. Spokes is your go-to for all things bike in Lothian. 👵 QCCC – Cycling Without Age Come and see the amazing Trishaw in action! Part of a wonderful project that helps bring the joy of cycling to everyone – no matter their age or ability. ☕ Dalmeny Kirk Café Fuel up on hot drinks and tasty breakfast rolls, served with a smile! This time, enjoy it all in our brand-new outdoor seating area – perfect for post-ride chats and soaking in the summer sun. 📍 Where? Dalmeny Church 📅 When? Saturday 21st June, 10:00am – 12:00pm 🚴‍♂️ Bring your bike, your questions, and your appetite – we’ll bring the community spirit! See you at the Cycle Café!

😍 Your Sat 21st #WestEdinburgh 🚲 ride has now expanded!

a.m. #Dalmeny for ☕ & #SpokesMap
p.m. #Colinton for more ☕ + #BikeRepair

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9 months ago

😊 Embarrassed!

More on the updated #SpokesMap
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And what other people say
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SpokesLothian
SpokesLothian
@spokes.org.uk
9 months ago
picture of extract from 2025 Spokes Edinburgh map

picture of extract from 2025 Spokes Edinburgh map

Meadows Festival layout map, with Spokes stall V169 circled

Meadows Festival layout map, with Spokes stall V169 circled

🙋 Get your new 🚲🚶 #SpokesMap at our #MeadowsFestival stall

🙋 Sunday 8 June, 11-5

@edi.bike @edinreporter.bsky.social @turvill.bsky.social @edfoc.bsky.social @sw20.info @bjpaddy.bsky.social @davidfkey.bsky.social @simitakumar.bsky.social @cllrbenparker.bsky.social @drscottarthurmp.bsky.social

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SpokesLothian
SpokesLothian
@spokes.org.uk
10 months ago
Small extract from the 2025 Spokes Edinburgh map, including new CCWEL and Roseburn/Dalry routes Spokes Edinburgh Map 2025 The 12th edition of the Spokes Edinburgh Map is here! It shows all known new development that has taken place over the last four years, since our 2021 map, in terms of paths, tram, significant housing developments, and more.

Small extract from the 2025 Spokes Edinburgh map, including new CCWEL and Roseburn/Dalry routes Spokes Edinburgh Map 2025 The 12th edition of the Spokes Edinburgh Map is here! It shows all known new development that has taken place over the last four years, since our 2021 map, in terms of paths, tram, significant housing developments, and more.

🤩 2025 #Edinburgh #SpokesMap !!

Info--> www.spokes.org.uk/2025/05/spok...

@edi.bike @edinburghminute.bsky.social @edinreporter.bsky.social @chdot.bsky.social @edcriticalmass.bsky.social @bjpaddy.bsky.social @davidfkey.bsky.social @threadinburgh.scot @secretedinburgh.bsky.social @edfoc.bsky.social

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SpokesLothian
SpokesLothian
@spokes.org.uk
10 months ago
Guy Harvey Follows you @guyharvey70.bsky.social 715 followers 2.6K following 559 posts Retired Psychiatrist, Archaeology, Cycling and Climate Science 'Promoting individual action weakens will for and focus on political / social action'

Guy Harvey Follows you @guyharvey70.bsky.social 715 followers 2.6K following 559 posts Retired Psychiatrist, Archaeology, Cycling and Climate Science 'Promoting individual action weakens will for and focus on political / social action'

Picture of the 4 Spokes maps, Edinburgh and the 3 Lothians councils

Picture of the 4 Spokes maps, Edinburgh and the 3 Lothians councils

😍

Hi @guyharvey70.bsky.social

👍 Congrats, our 1000th @bsky.app follower!

We'd love to send you a #thankyou #SpokesMap

Choice of 4 maps --> www.spokes.org.uk/spokes-maps/

Pls email spokes @spokes.org.uk

@edi.bike @edinreporter.bsky.social @sw20.info @edfoc.bsky.social @chdot.bsky.social

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SpokesLothian
SpokesLothian
@spokes.org.uk
1 year ago
Still from video, re hand cycling

Still from video, re hand cycling

still from video re people getting own bikes after gaining confidence

still from video re people getting own bikes after gaining confidence

Credits page on video by SEStran - who are not on Bluesky so can't be tagged!!

Credits page on video by SEStran - who are not on Bluesky so can't be tagged!!

!!! Still from video showing use of the fantastic Spokes Edinburgh bike map to plan bike rides. But looks like it's quite an old edition - they really need the current map for all the more recent routes and facilities. Should be at bike shops and good book shops, or see our website here... http://www.spokes.org.uk/spokes-maps/

!!! Still from video showing use of the fantastic Spokes Edinburgh bike map to plan bike rides. But looks like it's quite an old edition - they really need the current map for all the more recent routes and facilities. Should be at bike shops and good book shops, or see our website here... http://www.spokes.org.uk/spokes-maps/

#ThistleFoundation #AdaptiveBikes inspiring video

by @transportscotland.bsky.social #SEStran

-> www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHlr...

with #SpokesMap 👍

@edi.bike @chdot.bsky.social @edinreporter.bsky.social @furtherfrom.bsky.social @clondoner92.bsky.social @wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk @edfoc.bsky.social

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SpokesLothian
SpokesLothian
@spokes.org.uk
1 year ago
screenshot of Secret Edinburgh bio

screenshot of Secret Edinburgh bio

Hi @secretedinburgh.bsky.social

😍 Congrats on being our 500th follower - just 10 days after we arrived!

We'd like to thank you with a free #SpokesMap of #Edinburgh (or any #Lothians map if you already have it)
Pls email office@ spokes.org.uk

@edi.bike @thecockburn.bsky.social @threadinburgh.scot

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