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Despite an election pledge to invest, make it safe and connect cycling across Northern Ireland, Minister O’Dowd seems unable or unwilling to follow through on three decisions which should be the start of our journey to increased numbers cycling, says Andrew McClean, Cycling UK’s engagement officer for Northern Ireland…
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Cycling UK’s round-up of recent campaigning news.
You will read a surprising amount of good news in this month’s round-up. Take heart from the wins that have been a long, long time in the making, and from the positive results that have arisen from targeted short-term pressure. It…
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We're decades behind the Dutch but the UK is finally waking up to transport cycling's potential. In this series, cycling journalist Laura Laker asks if a new golden age for cycling is realistic in Northern Ireland
We all know the arguments for active travel, but with the…
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CTC published its league table of political support for cycling in eight English cities on 17 November. Here we analyse the results.
"Will you support Space for Cycling in your area and seek the funding needed to make it happen?" That's the question asked in over 15,000 messages to…
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Communicating with your councillors may sound intimidating but it needn't be. Your councillors are elected to represent you and so should want to hear your views. This is a short guide to help you communicate effectively.
Once you have an understanding of what different local…
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Nicola Marshall, Cycling UK's director of income generation, outlines the changes to your membership, including introducing a fairer concessionary rate to secure our future – and improve cycling provision across the UK.
If there’s one good thing to come from the coronavirus crisis…
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In a big step forward for our campaigning, MPs from across the political spectrum gathered for a poignant, passionate and at times personal debate about improving women’s safety in public spaces. Cycling UK’s Public Affairs Manager Eleanor Goldberg Mitchell tells us more…
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Cycling UK believes that the Government should consider regular re-testing and other interventions to ensure drivers maintain good habits and that bad and/or medically unfit drivers are removed from the road. This article explains why this is important and how Cycling UK believes it should be done…
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Cycling UK is excited to offer free try-outs and loans of accessible cycles to communities based in Greater Manchester
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Cycling UK believes that all drivers must be made aware of and understand cyclists’ needs and respect their safety.
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This article explains what Cycling UK thinks drivers need to know about behaving round cyclists. It’s such essential knowledge that we also believe that it should…
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