On the right path

Cambridge Pathway

Mother of three Ana Almanza says one of the major reasons her family moved from Argentina to settle in Cambridge was the opportunity to walk and cycle safely.

Work wraps up on the section of Alpha Street leading to Gaslight Theatre. Photo: Mary Anne Gill.

She and her three children Lourdes, 7, Clara, 5, and Mateo, seven months were spotted trying out the new upper Duke Street section of the Cambridge Pathway last week.

“It’s so convenient for us and the connections around the town are good,” she said.

Most of the cones around the pathway were removed last week and finishing touches applied by Waipā contractors in Bryce, Alpha and Dick streets in time for the new school term.

Trying out the new Cambridge Pathway upper Duke Street section were, from left, Clara, Lourdes and Mateo Del Monte with their mother Ana Almanza. Photo: Mary Anne Gill.

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