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# Unley BUG

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## Posts

- [May 2026 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/may-2026-newsletter/) - Project construction updates - Walking/Cycling projects in FY 26/27 - Public bike counter data - Advocating in Adelaide
- [State Election 2026: What do Unley/Badcoe candidates think of walking and cycling?](https://unleybug.org/state-election-2026-what-do-unley-badcoe-candidates-think-of-walking-and-cycling/) - Unley BUG is a local, non-partisan group representing a community of over 600 people who walk, cycle and wheel in and around Unley. Ahead of the 2026 State Election, we put together a short list of Unley and State-focused election priorities that reflect concerns we regularly hear from local residents. We reached out to every candidate in the
- [March 2026 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/march-2026-newsletter/) - Southern Parklands Pathway - What Unley + Badcoe election candidates are saying about walking and cycling - Autumn Equinox Adventure Ride
- [We want a pathway along the southern parklands!](https://unleybug.org/we-want-a-pathway-along-the-southern-parklands/) - Unley BUG is calling for a new shared path to be created that would run along the entire southern edge of the parklands along Greenhill Rd.
- [February 2026 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/february-2026-newsletter/) - Mike Turtur Bikeway works + detours - More wins for Young St
- [December 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/december-2025-newsletter/) - New Walking + Cycling Projects - 2026 State Election Wishlist - Young St Bikeway to proceed - Safety Improvements to Wattle St - Planning for Growth - Missed opportunity for Hutt St
- [October 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/october-2025-newsletter/) - Greer St Transformation - Two State Government Grants Received - Young St Bikeway - Wattle St Bikeway - 40km/hr on Goodwood Rd - Unley BUG x Unley Spring Fling
- [September 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/september-2025-newsletter/) - Spring is here! With longer days, wattles abloom and the promise of warmer weather on the horizon, it's the perfect time to get on your bike and soak in the fresh spring air. Unley BUG is planning to make the most of this special season by hosting a packed calendar of social rides, including some new formats and exciting collaborations.
- [August 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/august-2025-newsletter/) - Mixed Feelings on Wilbeforce Walk Stage 4 - Young St Decision - Mike Turtur Bikeway Detours - If Only for the MTB Overpass - Coffee Outside!
- [June 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/june-2025-newsletter/) - Archway + Bridge Widening in Forestville - Thomas-Mornington Intersection Improvements - Winter Solstice Adventure - Things to Look Forward To - Kidical Mass 2025
- [April 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/april-2025-newsletter/) - Young St Stages 2+3 Consultation - Active Travel on the T2D - Cyclists of Unley
- [March 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/march-2025-newsletter/) - Six Walking and Cycling Projects Funded - Wilberforce Walk S4 - Super Tuesday - Social Ride Photos
- [February 2025 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/february-2025-newsletter/) - Young St Bikeway - KWR Bike Lanes - Goodwood Election - Budget Scorecard - Social Ride Photos and more!
- [2025 Goodwood Ward Supplementary Election: What do candidates think about walking and cycling?](https://unleybug.org/2025-goodwood-ward-supplementary-election-what-do-candidates-think-about-walking-and-cycling/) - In the lead up to the current supplementary Council Election in Goodwood, UBUG reached out to all nominated Goodwood Ward Council candidates with a series of three questions, giving the candidates an opportunity to flag where they stand on walking and cycling. Goodwood has some of the highest cycling rates in the state - 5.8%
- [Goodwood, Springbank and Daws Road Intersection Upgrade](https://unleybug.org/goodwood-springbank-and-daws-road-intersection-upgrade/) - SA Planning, Transport and Infrastructure are consulting on the Goodwood, Springbank and Daws Rd intersection upgrade, with community sessions tonight Wednesday, 23 October (5:30-7:30pm) and Saturday, 26 October(1-3pm) Colonel Light Gardens RSL – 4 Prince George Parade, Colonel Light Gardens. Meet the project team, ask questions and provide feedback about the project.
- [Cambridge Terrace Roundabout Upgrades](https://unleybug.org/cambridge-terrace-roundabout-upgrades/) - The following information was provided by Unley City Council on the work being done on roundabouts in Cambridge Terrace Unley. "The upgrade of the roundabouts on Cambridge Terrace at Wattle Street and at Fisher Street is fully funded through the Federal Government Black Spot Program, there is no financial impact to the Unley City Council.
- [Upgrade to the Mike Turtur Bikeway](https://unleybug.org/upgrade-to-the-mike-turtur-bikeway/) - The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI), in partnership with the City of Unley (Council), has developed a Concept Design which proposes to substantially upgrade the Mike Turtur Bikeway, along the southern side of the tram corridor between Musgrave Street and King William Road. This section is an important local connection between Goodwood and
- [Council and DPTI have provided additional responses to queries submitted by the community](https://unleybug.org/council-and-dpti-have-provided-additional-responses-to-queries-submitted-by-the-community/) - A message from Unley Council: "Thanks to all who have expressed interest in the proposed Mike Turtur bikeway upgrade. Council and DPTI have provided additional responses to queries submitted by the community. Please visit Your Say Unley at https://yoursay.unley.sa.gov.au/turtur-bikeway to view the ‘Community Feedback & Responses’ pdf, and complete the online survey. We have extended
- [Update on the Mike Turtur Bikeway upgrade](https://unleybug.org/update-on-the-mike-turtur-bikeway-upgrade/) - Consultation ended some weeks ago and is being considered by the Council and DIPTI. The Unley BUG was supportive of the upgrade to this important Adelaide cycling route however we had some concerns on the design that would result in the loss of significant trees . The Unley BUG wrote to Minister Knoll outlining our
- [Council secures funding for Weller St/Simpson Pde and Leader St cycling upgrades](https://unleybug.org/council-secures-funding-for-weller-st-simpson-pde-and-leader-st-cycling-upgrades/) - Weller St cycling upgrades to be continued through to King William Rd via Simpson Pde.Unley City Council has secured funding to complete much anticipated cycling upgrades in the west of the City. The $75,000 grant awarded from the State Bicycle Funding is to be matched by Council in the 2021/22 budget. Weller St and Simpson
- [Young St / George St Intersection Improvements](https://unleybug.org/young-st-george-st-intersection-improvements/) - Unley Council has been working on improvements to the intersection of Young St with George St along the Young St Neighbourhood Bicycle Route to make it safer and more accessible for people of all ages and abilities. The project is in the detailed design stage and council is seeking feedback from the local community. Please
- [What is happening with the Mike Turtur Bikeway Overpass?](https://unleybug.org/what-is-happening-with-the-mike-turtur-bikeway-overpass/) - The Mike Turtur Bikeway Overpass project is a vital link in our cycling network. If realised, it will greatly improve safety for locals and visitors alike in crossing the train line at Goodwood. What is more, in facilitating safe, convenient travel by bike it will also contribute to our pressing need to promote more sustainable
- [Local Elections: what do Unley Council candidates think about active transport?](https://unleybug.org/local-elections-what-do-unley-council-candidates-think-about-active-transport/) - In the lead up to the fast approaching Council Elections, UBUG reached out to all* nominated Unley Council candidates with a series of three questions, giving the candidates an opportunity to flag where they stand on walking and cycling. The three questions posed were: 1) Will you commit to funding the 2022-2027 Walking and Cycling
- [Unley BUG Latest News - May 2023](https://unleybug.org/unley-bug-latest-news-may-2023/) - Council update Lots of active transport activity from Council at the moment! Two big ticket items were up for endorsement at Monday's council meeting - a design for the final stage of the Wood-Weller Bikeway, and the proposed concept design for Railway Tce South. Reports from the meeting were that unanimous support was received
- [Unley BUG Latest News - September 2023](https://unleybug.org/unley-bug-latest-news-september-2023/) - Kidical Mass 2023 - This Sunday! Join thousands of children and their families worldwide in taking over their city streets to claim their right to ride safely. "Kidical Mass is more than just a protest; it gives children a voice, creating a positive vision for the future, connecting the young and old across the cycling
- [June 2024 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/june-newsletter/) - Haslop Reserve Walking + Cycling Improvements Unley Council is proposing to improve walking and cycling safety and amenity to Haslop Reserve on the Rugby-Porter Bikeway. It's the park that's next to Unley Primary School! The proposed improvements widen the path and simplify the fencing to make it feel less like you're walking or cycling through
- [Unley Road Futures](https://unleybug.org/unley-road/) - It’s been impossible to miss the eruption of attention that Unley Road has been receiving lately. Seemingly out of nowhere there has been a proposal to remove the bike lanes on Unley Road, with the stated aim of making space for a median strip and enabling ‘more consistent traffic flow’. Much of the discussion surrounding
- [August 2024 Newsletter](https://unleybug.org/august-newsletter/) - King William Road Bikeway Back in May, the detailed design for King William Road Bikeway (Mike Turtur Bikeway/Greenhill Road) was unanimously endorsed for construction. This much needed upgrade is a priority project in the Walking and Cycling Plan's implementation and will facilitate greater connection between Unley and Adelaide. Benefits of the project include: A consistent
- [Wayne + Libby](https://unleybug.org/wayne-libby/) - "Cycling is our preferred method of commuting and a significant part of our recreation."
- [Chris + Joey](https://unleybug.org/chris-joey/) - "The children ride to school and childcare and we hope to establish this as a lifetime habit."
- [Taj](https://unleybug.org/taj/) - "Cycling makes the journey an experience in itself."
- [Annie](https://unleybug.org/annie/) - "I love the fact that I can ride most places I need to go in Unley."
- [Fei](https://unleybug.org/fei/) - "Cycling is such a fun and convenient way to get to places – you also get the incidental exercise which is nice!"
- [Sue](https://unleybug.org/sue/) - "I had always wanted to ride, but was timid on my own on the busy roads."
- [Daniel](https://unleybug.org/daniel/) - "Cycling is often the best part of my day - and I get to do it everyday!"
- [Jessie](https://unleybug.org/jessie/) - "...if you can cycle instead of drive somewhere, why not?"
- [Helen + Kym](https://unleybug.org/helen-kym/) - What got you into cycling? There was a point almost twenty years ago that we concluded we spent too much time on the sofa in front of TV. When we first started we could barely cycle to the end of our street (it is one of Unley’s long streets). So it started out as a
- [Suniti](https://unleybug.org/suniti/) - "To me cycling is the thrill of getting on the wheels, flying off like a free bird feeling the wind, cold, rain, sun on your skin..."

## Pages

- [Unley Bicycle User Group](https://unleybug.org/) - Unley BUG is a community group that represents the interests of people who walk, cycle and wheel in and around the City of Unley.Join us in making Unley the best place to cycle in South Australia! Keep up to date Subscribe to our Newsletter! The best way to keep up to date is to subscribe
- [Advocacy](https://unleybug.org/advocacy/) - The Unley BUG makes submissions to the City of Unley and the Department of Infrastructure and Transport to represent the interests and welfare of bicycle users, pedestrians and mobility aid users. Proposals Greenhill Rd / Southern Parklands pathA new shared path that would run along the entire southern edge of the parklands along Greenhill Rd,
- [Merch](https://unleybug.org/merch/) - Cycling is fun! We've worked with a local artist to design some items you can wear or take with you as you walk, cycle or wheel around. Designs are printed on-demand and so may take a couple of weeks to 'process' before they are shipped. You'll receive a shipping email with tracking when they are
- [About](https://unleybug.org/about/) - Advocacy We advocate to Council and the Department of Infrastructure and Transport. The best way to keep up to date is to subscribe to our newsletter and our Facebook page. Committee Daniel Grilli - Chair Monica Broniecki - City of Unley Council Representative Dylan Kiernan Greg Sykes Taj Pereira Jennifer Bonham - Past Chair Committee
- [Posts](https://unleybug.org/posts/)
- [Contact](https://unleybug.org/contact/) - Send us a message Get in contact with us via the below: ubug.secretary@gmail.com Facebook Page
- [Cyclists of Unley](https://unleybug.org/cyclists-of-unley/)

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