Crookes is probably the hilliest suburb in Sheffield, it also has virtually no transport links up and down the hills - you have to go via Malin Bridge or town. Additionally, it supports a large elderly (and largely silent/non internet savvy) population. Where then is the logic in choosing this area to implement this scheme, allegedly to encourage cycling and walking ??? Could it be that they realised that when conducting the fake survey, they would achieve their desired aim because the large part-time student population, coupled with the small, but vociferous minority of "incomers" (who think they live in a village) would be a natural fit for the support of it ?
What of the residents of what will affectively become the ring roads - School Road, Crookesmoor Road, ect. They will have to cope with much additional traffic and increased pollution levels. What steps are being taken to prevent this ?
What measures have been put in place to clear pavements and roads in winter to allow for the increase in walkers and cyclists ?
Are extra defibrillators to be positioned on strategic hilltops ?