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Here at Cycling UK we are looking for ways to encourage people from all walks of life to cycle, volunteer and participate in our cycling groups and rides.
This year we are rolling out our diversity plan to encourage underrepresented groups to feel comfortable to come and volunteer,…
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Staying active while being treated for cancer may seem intimidating or even impossible. But exercise is good for cancer patients. Cycling UK digital officer Rebecca Armstrong provides some advice on how you can continue cycling while undergoing treatment, and how staying active can help
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Cycling UK’s Anna Glowinski spoke to Claire Martin, a dog trainer and behaviourist, as well as colleagues who have dogs of their own, about how you and your pooch can enjoy the outdoors together
Claire Martin, a dog trainer and behaviourist, and canicross, scooter and bikejoring competitor…
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Your immune system helps keep you healthy and surely anyone would look forward to having fewer days lost to sickness. Content officer Rebecca Armstrong looks into how cycling can make your immune system better at fighting off those bugs
Cycling comes with all…
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Cycle magazine’s Q&As address your questions about health and cycling. Here you’ll find a range of queries related to health conditions and illnesses, published between 2012 and 2019. Cycling GP Dr Matt Brooks tackles questions on hernias, rashes, diabetes and more
What causes ringworm…
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Cycling UK's Vice President remembers how her father really encouraged her to ride a bike and have the confidence to go on cycling adventures.
The Christmas before last my dad suddenly died. One minute he was here, merrily singing Christmas carols with my three young children, and the…
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For the sake of victims and road safety, Cycling UK wants all candidates in May’s Police and Crime Commissioner elections to commit to improving their forces’ post-crash response. Cycling UK's campaigns information officer, Cherry Allan explains why and how
On May 6, the electorate in…
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Arthritis doesn’t mean you have to give up cycling – in fact cycling can help improve your symptoms. Content Officer Rebecca Armstrong explains why and how to do it safely
If you have arthritis, or know someone who does, you might think that you – or they – can’t…
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The increasing popularity of e-bikes means that it’s more likely that there will be a mix of electrically-assisted bikes with standard models on group rides. This can cause friction between members. Find out how to keep things friendly
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