Bike Te Atatu, Bike Henderson and Bike Massey sent a questionnaire to all Henderson-Massey local board candidates in the September 2019 local elections. It was aimed at discovering which candidates are most closely aligned with the issues our members have identified … Read more »
Bike Te Atatu member Jonny Webster wrote a blog post about a group of kids riding to school since their bus route was cancelled. What a great example to other communities!
Read more here: www.bikeauckland.org.nz/bring-back-school-bike-run/
Auckland Design Manual sent some interview questions to us and to Bike Auckland this week, asking for our opinions on the increasing popularity of getting around by bike. Here’s their resulting blog post – there’s some good links in there … Read more »
Bike Te Atatu sent a questionnaire to all Henderson-Massey local board candidates in the September 2016 local elections. It was aimed at discovering which candidates are most closely aligned with the issues our members have identified as being important.
Key … Read more »
The NZ Herald profiled Jemma and her family in their new “Family Life” series.
… Read more »“We often ride round to friends or the shops,” she says. “Jean has a chair on the back of my bike when I go to town
Jemma has written a guest post for Cycle Action Auckland describing our project. It’ll be interesting to see what comments appear…
Last weekend saw the official opening of the Grafton Gully cycleway and Beach Road separated cycle lanes. Since this effectively ‘finishes off’ one end of the NW Cycleway, it’s of interest to us at Bike Te Atatu!
Andrew Koat, a … Read more »
Jemma Nissen is a founder member of Bike Te Atatu; on 95bfm’s Green Desk, Simon Miller asks what her intention was in setting up the Bike Te Atatu group.
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