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The Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced a series of measures to boost cycling and walking in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, but did the announcement go far enough?
The Government’s plans to boost walking and cycling after the coronavirus lockdown are lifted had been widely…
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A declaration that West Sussex Council acted unlawfully in removing the cycle lane in Shoreham, an order against the council for costs, and the government’s not allowing it to apply for further funding – but there's nothing to see here according to the council’s spokesman. Head of campaigns Duncan Dollimore looks behind the spin and explains what’s happened and what it means…
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Cycling UK has published a report detailing the human cost of the 'exceptional hardship' loophole, allowing drivers to avoid bans despite accruing 12 penalty points. Keir Gallagher reflects on why it's time to fix the law and start changing attitudes towards dangerous driving…
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Ahead of the general election in July, Cycling UK launched its own manifesto and called on candidates to support it. Our head of campaigns, Duncan Dollimore, reports
Following the general election of 4 July, the Labour Party has now formed the UK government. Our…
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In the lead up to the England's first Metro Mayor elections, Cycling UK teamed up with local groups to ask each set of candidates to support a set of local-specific pledges. As the results stream in, Cycling UK's Space for Cycling Campaigner, Tom Guha, examines the likely next steps in each region…
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The Government's 'Transport Decarbonisation Plan' has finally been published, 8 months late. Cycling UK's policy director Roger Geffen asks whether it was worth the wait
Last March, Grant Shapps launched the process leading up to today's Transport Decarbonisation…
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Maintenance of our streets is necessary to get people to places safely, more easily and faster, but adequate alternatives aren’t always provided for people walking and cycling when traffic routes are temporarily closed. Cycling UK’s Andrew McClean and Zak Viney explain
What happens when a…
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Three English councils face court action after removing cycle lanes and experimental traffic orders. Cycling UK’s head of campaigns, Duncan Dollimore explains
In February, Cycling UK applied to the High Court for a judicial review of West Sussex County Council’s (…
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Earlier this year, we proposed some fundamental changes to our membership which have now been voted on and approved at our AGM. The changes will come into effect from 1 November and will have an impact on all members
The changes approved at our 2020 AGM means we can offer you more for…
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What’s a birthday without a few surprises? Today Cycling UK turns 144 years old. To mark the occasion, we’re reminiscing on some of the lesser-known tales and triumphs from a lifetime spent supporting cyclists
From day one, Cycling UK has been the voice of the everyday cyclist, running…
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