Webinar Series - Creating a new normal: cycling post-pandemic in the UK

Much of the conversation during the global pandemic has been around not reverting to doing things in the same way, and what the new ‘normal’ will look like. Cycling UK is hosting a discussion to highlight what advice, support and training will be needed in order to develop long-term behaviour change, to improve the health of the nation and ensure people are regularly active.

Hosted by Anna Glowinski, the third instalment of Bants, Bikes and Being Female will delve into female health - and specifically how your body changes during your monthly cycle. We'll talk about how important it is for training and how to adapt your exercise during different parts of your cycle, but also how it will impact your energy and motivation and what that means for you whatever your type of riding. 

In summer 2019 Cycling UK launched the Great North Trail, an 800-mile off-road route from the Peak District to the north coast of Scotland through some of the most stunning landscapes in Scotland and northern England.

Due to covid-19, we had to take the decision to cancel the planned 7th Evesham Cyclefest that was due to take place on July 19th 2020. We still want to support our chosen charities and of course get more bums on bikes so as an incentive to enjoy riding your bikes on the beautiful roads around the Vale of Evesham we are offering a virtual event.

Ride as many of the routes as you like before the end of September and submit your results. Entries cost £10 which includes a medal.

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This event is held to the memory of David and Doreen Sulley, Cyclists' Touring Club members and the originators of the event.
The rides, which are of varying lengths, are open to all - not just Cycling UK members.

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The famous Mince Pie Cycle Run will again be taking place  at Belton Village Hall (10.30am to 12-30pm). Tombola in aid of Rainbows Children's Hospice.

All Cycling UK members are invited to attend the Cycling UK Scotland Gathering and AGM on Saturday 9 November at the City of Edinburgh Methodist Church. We'd also love to welcome non-members that would like to know more about Cycling UK!

There will be an optional ride in the morning, with the AGM following that. Lunch will then take place and an afternoon of presentations and discussion.

A ride from the Clock Tower in Walsall Arboretum to Sandwell Valley RSPB for coffee and flapjack....   around 12 miles, mostly decent tracks, roughish sections on canal but fairly short. Pace at the speed of slowest rider. Mechanic on hand to repair broken bikes if that occurs. Probably about 3 hrs or so.