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Our 100 Women in Cycling awards started in 2017 to highlight the amazing women out there helping others to cycle. Content officer Rebecca Armstrong looks at some previous winners and why it’s still important
One of our most successful Olympians, Laura Kenny…
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The days might be cold, wet and short, but that does not mean you have to put your bike away until the daffodils bloom again in spring. You can enjoy cycling right through the winter with this advice from Cycling UK’s Rebecca Armstrong and Julie Rand
A lot of non-cyclists seem to think that…
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Solo cycling gives us so much more than exercise. On his short local loops, Jo Burt finds freedom and adventure.
The common narratives of cycling tend to focus on specific themes. There is the Epic: covering massive distances, battling valiantly against weather and gradients. Hand in hand…
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There are lots of ways that you can get involved and have a real impact in building happier, healthier and greener lives through cycling.
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How one woman is getting more women active in Wales
Jayne Cornelius has spent almost two decades encouraging more workplace cycling and active travel. She has driven instrumental changes across many workplaces, including helping Swansea University become the first organisation in Wales to…
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The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group's report on cycling and the justice system was published today, with fourteen recommendations to reduce danger and ensure justice. It won't change things overnight, but Duncan Dollimore explains why Cycling UK welcomes the report, and how the recommendations can be used within Road Justice campaigning…
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Lee Craigie is the Active Nation Commissioner for Scotland and a cyclist who loves adventure.
In October 2019 I reluctantly paused my nomadic existence and moved from my home in the Highlands of Scotland to the City of Edinburgh to serve as Active Nation Commissioner for the Scottish…
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Cycling UK’s Big Bike Revival for Key Workers has been helping health workers in Liverpool get on their bikes through an innovative new loan scheme, digital and communications officer Richard Wevill explains.
The journey to work was a grinding routine for therapy radiographer Danny Blair.…
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Founded during lockdown in 2020, Cycling UK-affiliated group the Bicycle Bus is enabling families to cycle to school in a safe, controlled and fun environment. Founder Simon Storey tells us how he started the Warwick-based group and why it is so popular with schoolchildren and their carers…
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For the Scottish Government to meet its ambitions for cycling and its climate targets, it must construct more cycle lanes. Cycling UK’s campaigns and policy manager for Scotland Jim Densham suggests how consultation processes need to be re-balanced to make this happen
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