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Lakeside Blundeston Travel Pack Lakeside TRAVEL BLUNDESTON PACK The way to go INTRODUCTION LIFTSHARE The Local Links travel pack includes, useful websites, The Norfolk and Suffolk Liftshare scheme provide a matching discounts and local information on sustainable service for all those who live, work and travel in and around Norfolk and Suffolk. travel in and around Blundeston. This comprises of information and guidance on walking, cycling, taking This service could really help residents who struggle to use the bus, train, and car sharing. other means of sustainable transport. These websites match up potential partners as a driver or passenger. Once matched, Local Links is a Suffolk County Council initiative to encourage you can choose to journey share as little or as often as you like! active travel in the County. Transport can sometimes be an issue, Find drivers and passengers to car share with for FREE whether its cost or an increase in congestion making it difficult for you to get from A to B. We can help overcome the barriers with travel planning advice and guidance. Our website provides • Reduce the costs of fuel and parking details on the travel options and highlights the associated • Cut congestion and pollution financial and health benefits. • Reduce the stress of driving You don’t need a car to take part and it’s flexible: you can choose to journey share as little or as often as you like. www.norfolk.liftshare.com Norfolk Liftshare has been set up by Norfolk County Council. www.suffolkcarshare.com Suffolk Car Share has been set up by Suffolk County Council Local Links www.suffolk.gov.uk/locallinks [email protected] @SuffLocalLinks 2 3 WALKING ROUTES (INCL. CYCLING INFO RIGHTS OF WAY) Local cycle shops Blundeston’s new Lakeside SITE – APPROXIMATE TIMES Bikespeeds Cycling – www.bikespeeds.com - 18 Snape Drive, development has lots Local Retail and Other Facilities Lowestoft NR32 4SF – 01502 561 333 of opportunity to travel North Quay retail park sustainably throughout cycling 19 mins Dunx Cycles – www.dunxcycles.com – 100 High St, Lowestoft, Aldi NR32 1XS – 01502 218118 Blundeston, Lowestoft and walking 47 mins or cycling 12 mins – www.halfords.com – 2 North Quay Retail Park, Lowestoft, further across Suffolk and Tescos Halfords walking 42 mins or cycling 11 mins NR32 2ED – 01502 519094 Norfolk. Morrisons cycling 18 mins Hand Crafted Wheels – www.handcraftedwheels.co.uk – 8 Heath Rd, The Lowestoft cycle map Lidl Lowestoft, NR33 9LZ – 07788 723801 which shows existing routes in 18 mins Mandarin Cycles – www.mandarincycles.co.uk the town is available to freely Education – 65 London Road South, Lowestoft, NR33 0AS – 01502 515641 download and print on Blundeston C of E Primary School Tandem Steves Cycles – www.tandemstevescycles.co.uk www.suffolk.gov.uk/cycling walking 11 mins, cycling 3 mins – 141-142 High St, Lowestoft, NR32 1HR – 01502 566921 The Benjamin Britten Music Academy walking 47 mins, cycling 13 mins To create your own walking Ormiston Denes Academy routes, visit www.walkit. walking 58 mins, cycling 15 mins Lowestoft Sixth Form College com, www.plotaroute. cycling, 18 mins com/routeplanner or www. East Coast College discoversuffolk.org.uk/map cycling 19 mins Leisure and Recreation Blundeston Village Hall walking 10 mins, cycling 2 mins BIKESPEEDS CYCLING Waterlane Leisure Centre Single use 10% discount for new customers cycling 18 mins Lowestoft Library cycling 25 mins Transport Lowestoft Train Station cycling 22 mins Oulton Broad North Train Station cycling 15 mins Lowestoft Bus Station HAND CRAFTED WHEELS cycling 25 mins 20% discount off labour costs & 10% discount off parts and accessories Somerleyton Train Station 13 min cycle ride or a 51 min walk MANDARIN CYCLES 15% off in store voucher for you to use. 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