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Richmond Park re-opens to all cyclists on weekdays

Local News by The Editor 5th Nov 2021  
Richmond Park open to all cyclists on weekdays from Monday 22 June
Richmond Park open to all cyclists on weekdays from Monday 22 June
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Richmond Park will re-open to welcome back ALL weekday cyclists on Monday during normal park opening hours.

The Park, which is used by thousands of cyclists as a commuter route as well as for pleasure, partially re-opened on Tuesday 2 June but for weekdays only, before 10am and after 4pm.

This follows the temporary cycling suspension that was introduced at the end of March to support the Government's social distancing guidelines, maintain public safety and prevent serious congestion at park gates.

The details:

Cycling permitted for all cyclists at any time on weekdays.

Weekend cycling currently for keyworkers and under 12s with accompanying family.

The red route is for children under 12 only. Any family accompanying them must be on foot.

The park roads on the eastern side of the park around Priory Lane and Broomfield Hill are temporarily suspended to all adult cyclists at all times, in order to maintain safety and provide a safe area for children and families to enjoy.

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Cyclists are permitted to use the shared access Tamsin Trail around the perimeter of the park as normal.

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