US EditionTwo thirds of Welsh residents want better access to the countryside, according to Cycling UK
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Two thirds of Welsh residents want better access to the countryside
A staggering two thirds (67%) of Welsh residents have stated their support for improving people’s access to the countryside, with only 1 in 20 (5%) opposing the idea. This is according to new YouGov research commissioned by the national cycling charity Cycling UK, ahead of May’s Senedd elections, signalling a significant show of unity across the country.
Two thirds of Welsh residents want better access to the countryside, according to Cycling UK
A staggering two thirds (67%) of Welsh residents have stated their support for improving people’s access to the countryside, with only 1 in 20 (5%) opposing the idea. This is according to new YouGov research commissioned by the national cycling charity Cycling UK, ahead of May’s Senedd elections, signalling a significant show of unity across the country. From North Wales (68%) to the South West (64%), from those that speak some Welsh (77%) to th…
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