As part of Norwich's annual Love Light Festival, Cycling UK bring a bold and bright procession by bike. Get your glow on for this family friendly bike ride!

Become part of the festival with this shimmering event, where you’re invited to embellish your bike and helmet with illuminated decorations. There's no need to book, and everybody is welcome to join this sparkling cycle-ride. Just head to Chapelfield Gardens!

How should local campaigners best use social media? What are the best platforms, and for which audiences? Gwenda Owen leads a discussion drawing from her experiences with Cardiff Cycle City and Cycling UK's campaigning posts.



To register for this event, email Stephen using the contact details on this page.

Are you thinking about getting started on a new local campaign? This session based on our recent campaigner guide will help you get off the ground.

This session will be led by Jim Densham, Cycling UK's campaign and policy manager for Scotland, and the session is for you wherever you are in the UK, and whatever your previous experience levels.

If you are new to the world of local cycle campaigning you are particularly welcome.

The 100,000 Mile #WinterChallenege is JoyRiders big fund raiser each year.  Together everyone who joins the challenge are trying to ride 100,000 miles between 1 December 2021 and 28 February 2022.  We’re also trying to raise £20,000.

It costs £8 for an adult to join – and there are teen (£6) and kid (£4) categories too.  Everyone who joins is able to set up their own fund-raising page so they can ask family and friends to support their efforts – and support JoyRiders.  You can upload your miles via a Strava link, or manually.

Watership Down 105 km Sunday 9th January 2022 

Entries are now open for our winter classic on Sunday 9th January 2022 

We are likely to reach the maximum limit of 100 long before the closing date as this year,  the entry is limited to 100 riders to avoid overcrowding in the hall and Hatchet Inn. 

All Cycling UK members are invited to attend the Cycling UK in Scotland Annual Gathering on Saturday 27 November at the Mayfield Centre in Stirling. We'd also love to welcome non-members that would like to know more about Cycling UK!

There will be an optional led ride in the morning before the gathering, followed by a series of inspiring and informative talks, including:

We're making plans for local campaigns in England in preparation for next May's local elections. In this meeting we'll outline our initial thoughts, and invite your feedback and suggestions.



To register for this event, email Stephen using the contact details on this page.

If it's the first Saturday of the month then it's an Easy Level 1 Ride. Please book your place here.

NB This ride level is aimed at inexperienced cyclists, families & people who want a nice gentle ride. 

Almost entirely off-road (away from cars) and flat. Typically on the tracks along the Thames, Jubilee River, Dorney and around Eton. Sometimes we'll do an urban route in Windsor - one that sticks to shared paths. We'll vary the route slightly each month - but the principles are the same.

Celebration of Christmas

We would like to extend a warm welcome for you to join our Celebration of Christmas at Tockwith Church of the Epiphany on Sunday 11th December for our 35th year of celebration..

We start by having lunch at Tockwith village hall (from about 12.00), have our Church celebration at 12.45 lasting about 45 mins before returning to the Hall for the lunch deserts.

 This service has been held annually since 1927, even through the worst of times, during wars and the coronavirus pandemic. People travel from all parts of the region to honour the past and present cyclists, who have given their lives for our country and to celebrate the freedom of cycling.

It is hoped that the Coxwold village hall will be open for refreshments before the service, with the service at St Michaels Church in Coxwold at 1.30pm. All details to be confirmed.