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With a climate emergency, a physical inactivity crisis and illegal levels of air pollution, Wales has never had such an urgent need to change the way people travel, but this change is not happening. Chris Roberts, one of the organisers of Cycle on the Senedd, explains how you can help kickstart this change in Cardiff on 2 October…
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67% trips under five miles are driven, with more than half for shopping and leisure
Cycling medical professionals’ lead by pedalling to work for World Car Free Day on Friday, 22 September 2023
Interviews and images available on request
As cycling levels in England drop to their lowest…
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Bike trailers for cycling with children can be surprisingly versatile, allowing you to carry children while you pedal them around, as well as less precious cargo. Cycling journalist Matt Lamy explains all
Bike trailers for cycling with children can be one of the most useful cycling…
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As 2019 begins ramping up, Cycling UK’s Senior Campaigns and Communications officer, Sam Jones, looks back on a busy 2018 and everything the charity’s campaigning achieved over the past 12 months.
When the office closed on Friday 21 December, there was a palpable sigh of relief from an…
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The Cycling UK in Scotland Annual Gathering is an official meeting to elect the Scottish Advisory Committee for the coming year. It’s not just business though – there’s a chance to reflect on the past year and hear some entertaining speakers too. Chair Andrew Abbess reports on this year’s event…
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We’ve pulled together all the questions you’ve been asking about the West Kernow Way to help you plan your ride
If you have a question that isn’t answered here, please get in touch with us and we can add it to the list.
Why has Cycling UK developed this route?
What is the…
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World Car-Free Day, taking place this Sunday, encourages motorists to give up their cars for a day and think about how they can use more sustainable transport for everyday journeys. Communication Officer Christina Bengston asked Cycling UK volunteer ride leaders Paul Mobbs and Susan Gill to share their experience of going car-free…
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Following campaigning from Cycling UK and local affiliated groups, Mayor Andy Street, the first metro mayor of the West Midlands, has demonstrated his commitment to cycling by announcing plans to spend £10 per head annually on cycling in his ten year strategy, Movement for Growth. How has he done it? And how can other local political leaders follow suit? Our Infrastructure Campaigner, Tom Guha,…
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What’s the truth about bike lanes? It feels like it depends which paper you read, and what version of the truth they report. Cycling UK have gone straight to the experts and asked them for evidence - rather than anecdote - on cycle lanes.
The results of a survey conducted for the Department…
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Endurance cycling challenges are increasingly popular. Journalist Matt Lamy spoke to Mark Beaumont, Lee Craigie and Lucien Poppe about their journeys, their reasons, and their bikes
Ultra-distance cycle challenges such as the Paris-Brest-Paris audax or Race Across America (RAAM) have been…
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