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DataGM has published details of Road Traffic Accidents in Greater Manchester since 2002. Check the map http://bit.ly/qNQEtK 1:05 PM Jul 12th, 2011 via TweetDeck
Recent sightings of amber and red list species in and around Swallow's Wood include Common Redstart, Pied Flycatcher, Ring Ouzel and Redpoll 1:24 PM Jun 7th, 2011 via TweetDeck
@HighPeakRadio ...and that once they had a coherent strategy it would be considered. He at no point said there would be money in 4 years. 3:49 AM May 30th, 2011 via TweetDeck
@HighPeakRadio More accurately, he said @TamesideCouncil missed the deadline to bid for cash from the sustainable travel fund... 3:49 AM May 30th, 2011 via TweetDeck in reply to HighPeakRadio
Thanks to Friends of the Peak District for inviting us along to the ministerial visit today. It was an opportunity not to be missed. 4:43 PM May 26th, 2011 via TweetDeck
So @TamesideCouncil didn't get money for their bypass (sorry, LITS) because they failed to apply for funding. Oops. What about alternatives? 4:40 PM May 26th, 2011 via TweetDeck
Norman Baker is visiting tomorrow -- a great opportunity to show him our beautiful valley and tell him about the alternatives package. 3:51 PM May 25th, 2011 via TweetDeck
The fantasists in Tameside are at it again http://bit.ly/fBRx5r. Meanwhile Siege hold up already stationary traffic in protest -- genius. 4:54 PM Nov 22nd, 2010 via TweetDeck
Time for LITS to deliver on sustainable transport -- read the press release: http://bit.ly/bDCLGt 3:17 PM Nov 1st, 2010 via TweetDeck
Could this really be the end of the Mottram bypass? http://bit.ly/d09U4E 9:43 AM Nov 1st, 2010 via TweetDeck
Who wins? £45k spent to deliver £300k of benefits in Sheffield (http://bit.ly/bhsL3B) or £20 million wasted (http://bit.ly/bgpjms) over here 2:57 PM Jul 7th, 2010 via TweetDeck
NW already overbudget on transport (http://bit.ly/bDpVXn). Cuts must mean the end for Bypass 2.0. 2:50 PM Jul 7th, 2010 via TweetDeck
@jreynoldsMP ...meaning, we oppose ANY road in the local area that will increase traffic levels, CO2, and destory local wildlife. 2:46 PM May 24th, 2010 via web in reply to jreynoldsMP
@jreynoldsMP if only it were that simple. We don't have the time to waste rebranding our campaign, but our views about roadbuilding stand. 2:42 PM May 24th, 2010 via web in reply to jreynoldsMP
@jreynoldsMP more roads = more traffic. Simples. Don't forget to tell him that your bypass will make things worse in Hollingworth. 3:48 PM May 19th, 2010 via web
@childoflewin yesterday, during the day. There's a hot battle in Hollingworth, with the Tories really going for Oldham on the bypass issue. 1:22 PM May 6th, 2010 via web in reply to childoflewin
Here's the offending leaflet. Another complaint to TMBC coming up.... http://tweetphoto.com/21321101 1:09 PM May 6th, 2010 via TweetDeck
Roy Oldham once again claims the bypass will go ahead after the consultation ends. Let's hope the old fool is out of a job by tomorrow AM. 12:58 PM May 6th, 2010 via web
Say no (again) to a bypass dressed up as a bus lane: Tameside want your views, so you send them using our handy form: http://bit.ly/ci15yH 4:35 PM Apr 19th, 2010 via TweetDeck

Name Save Swallow's Wood
Location Glossop and Longdendale
Web http://www.savesw...
Bio A campaign group opposed to road building in Glossop and Longdendale - we want low-carbon, sustainable alternatives instead