Our Delivery Report
Funded on 07 August 2019 | Delivered on 07 September 2019
£8,505
RAISED
74
BACKERS
27
DAYS TO FUND
BIGGEST PLEDGE
£400
From CoHSAT.org.uk
1000
people have visited this project!
07/09/19 - 09/09/19
Oxford Mini Holland Weekend
Cyclox donated £150
Kirsten Dennis donated £20
Tony Brett donated £50
440 people transformed
Hazel Douglas donated £10
07 August 2019
Campaign for Oxford Mini Holland hits crowdfunding target
road.ccAn advocacy organisation pushing for a ‘Mini Holland’ style revamping of an area of East Oxford and drawing its inspiration from the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s implementation of such a scheme has beaten a crowdfunding project that will enable it to take its campaign to the next stage.
Sandy Ruxton donated £50
20 August 2019
Boost cycling by making Oxford a mini-Holland
Oxford MailTHINGS are changing slowly; more people are using bikes. All councils in Oxfordshire agree we are in the middle of a climate emergency. We will be encouraged to drive less and cycle more, however gradually.\n\nJust like an Oxford campaign to change the way people travel in the east of the city has said: “The zeitgeist is with us.”\n\nMore than £8,000 has been pledged for a campaign to turn part of Oxford into a ‘Mini Holland’ – a nation where there are more bikes than people.
MARION RICHARDS donated £10
Oxfordshire Liveable Streets donated £75
15/10/19 - 15/10/19
Implementing Liveability: Clyde Loakes at Oxford Town Hall
09 August 2019
Campaign for Oxford Mini Holland smashes crowdfunding target
CoHSAT - Coalition for Healthy Streets and Active TravelOxfordshire Liveable Streets has raised more than £8,500 through crowdfunding for a Mini Holland campaign for the city, including “a costed proposal for a low-traffic residential zone, a video to launch the campaign, and an Oxford Mini Holland Weekend.The inspiration for this project is the group of low-traffic neighbourhoods designed into the streetscape of Waltham Forest, London. These started life as a “Mini Holland”, a reference to the liveability designed into most Dutch towns and cities.
Gary daLuz Vieira donated £10
Tim Pizey donated £20
Damian Cugley donated £40
1 cabinet member with portfolio for transport supported
More about our impact
The environment
This project has shifted the conversation around low-traffic neighbourhoods. Our highways authority has declared enthusiastic support for these schemes after a long engagement with Waltham Forest and several site visits. The Oxford Mini Holland project provided a tremendous boost and confidence-raiser for the highways authority.
Activity, health and leisure
We enthused over 400 people on the concept of low-traffic neighbourhoods.
