Cycle lane, Juniper, salmonella & dodgeball

It was World Bicycle Day on Saturday. Around 300 cyclists took part in a rally and marked the opening of a new cycle lane that runs the southern part of the runway to the southern part of bayside road. Transport Minister Paul Balban was pleased - but also aware he’s not always Mr Popular.Monday was World Environment Day. The chair of Natural England, Tony Juniper, told us environmental concerns and objectives need to be integrated into every aspect of life, including how we construct our buildings and towns. He spoke to us ahead of his keynote address at the sustainability event, Aspire, on Friday.As we approach the summer months, more of us are holding BBQs and there has already been an outbreak of salmonella. The Director of Public Health Dr Helen Carter had some advice for us.And, Raising money for Research into Childhood Cancer, Denise Marsden and Karen Celecia joined Jonathan Scott to discuss their dodgeball event this past weekend and their teddy bears picnic this Saturday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.