Do you want to see better public transport, safer streets, excellent walking and cycling conditions, fewer lorries, cleaner air and a less car-dependent transport system in your local area – whether urban or rural?

If so, the Low Traffic Future Alliance, including Cycling UK, are delighted to announce a series of regional events in England, to help guide campaigners through the fascinating world of your Local Transport Plan (LTP).

Do you want to see better public transport, safer streets, excellent walking and cycling conditions, fewer lorries, cleaner air and a less car-dependent transport system in your local area – whether urban or rural?

If so, the Low Traffic Future Alliance, including Cycling UK, are delighted to announce a series of regional events in England, to help guide campaigners through the fascinating world of your Local Transport Plan (LTP).

Do you want to see better public transport, safer streets, excellent walking and cycling conditions, fewer lorries, cleaner air and a less car-dependent transport system in your local area – whether urban or rural?

If so, the Low Traffic Future Alliance are delighted to announce a series of regional events in England, to help guide campaigners through the fascinating world of your Local Transport Plan (LTP).

Do you want to see better public transport, safer streets, excellent walking and cycling conditions, fewer lorries, cleaner air and a less car-dependent transport system in your local area – whether urban or rural?

If so, the Low Traffic Future Alliance, including Cycling UK, are delighted to announce a series of regional events in England, to help guide campaigners through the fascinating world of your Local Transport Plan (LTP).

On 11th June at 10.30 we'll leave Rushfield's garden centre cafe on the Henfield Road, Poynings, Brighton BN45 7AY and ride to Staplefield in West Sussex. Lunch can be a picnic on the village green or to one of the pubs for lunch. This will be a road ride, approximately a 55 mile round trip from Brighton.

Contact Geraldine via the link below if you would like to join us on this ride. 

Tour of the Hills returns on Sunday 6 August 2023 for its 41st iteration. This spectacular event provides a superb opportunity to try out all the main climbs in the Surrey Hills.



Entry fee includes our now-famous drinks and snacks - prepared by hand by our volunteers, these are served pre-ride, mid-ride and post-ride by club members and volunteers. Food and drink at each stage is carefully selected to match the nutritional and energy demands of each stage of the challenge.

The Kinesis UK Dorset Dirt Dash offers two different events on the same route on an action packed and fun weekend on 27/28 May 2023.

The Kinesis UK Dorset Dirt Dash 5050 is a self-supported bikepacking event over two days, while the Kinesis UK Dorset Dirt Dash 100 is the ultimate one day gravel grinder.

Cycling UK's Trails for Wales campaign has been bubbling away in in the background with lots of conversations about how we can move things forward, but it's now time to reignite Welsh Government’s stated, documented and much welcome commitment to open up the nation’s stunning natural environments to more people.

PRE-BOOKING FOR THIS EVENT IS ESSENTIAL. 

Group size is currently limited to 12.

To book your place, contact: timnewbery@hotmail.com or telephone 07714210918

This is a Cycling UK Louth activity held under Cycling UK regulations, guidance and insurance. It'll form part of 'The Lincolnshire Wolds Outdoor Festival' and Cycling UK's 'Bike Week'.

This is a 27 mile social ride. It will be led by experienced Cycling UK Louth 'Ride Leaders' and the pace will be adjusted to that of the slowest rider.

Are you a local cycle campaigner looking for some expert guidance? This is an opportunity for you to have a one-to-one consultation online with Cycling UK campaigns team staff.

If you have

a) a specific question you’d like to discuss, or

b) a more general area you’d like guidance on how to proceed with

then this could be for you.