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Nope, they still have no say about that, either.

£6m of grants, of which the Lewes Road cycle lane cost around £1.5m. The council has to spend it all on sustainable transport programmes.

As part of various people's existing roles, I'd assume so too. You have to also remember that the council - every council - has an obligation, laid down by central government, to improve sustainable transport. The cycles lanes are one part of the obligation. And when the Tories started and...

Actually, Brighton & Hove has recorded an increases in people staying overnight in the city, including and 18% increase in 2013, compared to 2012, making it the most visited seaside 'resort' (I hate that word) in the country. I was at the Friends of the Albion business breakfast this morning...

You've done it again. You've posted on an issue regarding local government without knowing what you're on about. The cycle lanes were not paid for by Brighton & Hove City Council. Similarly, road traffic accidents and road deaths in the city are significantly down on the previous year.