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On this International Women’s Day, Cycling UK’s digital officer Rebecca Armstrong highlights just a few of the amazing women working in cycling, helping to make both the industry and pastime more accessible for women
Despite some huge strides forward, women are still massively under-…
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Joscelyne, a full-time lecturer from Birmingham, home of the recent Commonwealth Games, decided to become a ride leader after noticing there was a need for more females to take on the role. Now her volunteering is making a difference in her local area through improving the skills of members of Sara Park CCC, a Cycling UK-affiliated community cycling club…
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For those considering going for a Cycle Friendly Employer Accreditation, or simply looking to encourage more of their colleagues to cycle to work, Cycling UK's compilation of comprehensive guides is the place to start
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Where you can legally ride off road in the UK depends on which nation you are in. In this series we take a comprehensive look at the rules in all four nations. First, we take a deep dive into access in England and Wales
In England and Wales we have a network of routes and trails…
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You wouldn’t want to ride your cycle without working brakes – but how well do you know these most essential of components? Content officer Rebecca Armstrong goes through the basics
It’s no exaggeration to say that a cycle’s braking system is one of its most…
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Hundreds of riders took part in this year's Devon Dirt Challenge Ride organised by CTC Devon, a Cycling UK Member Group. The youngest cyclist to get a medal was nine-year-old John Sharp who took on the demanding 60km route centred around the picturesque village of Ashburton at the foot of Dartmoor and rode the routes through the surrounding hills…
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Director of the Adventure Syndicate and former professional mountain biker Lee Craigie shares her favourite road cycling and mountain bike routes in the Scottish Highlands.
“Growing up I had no idea how lucky I was to live in Scotland. I was born and raised in Glasgow, one of the wettest…
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Leaving behind their careers and comfortable home for a life on the road, Claire Mason her partner Andre Siwek cycled through Burma as part of a longer journey from London to Tokyo. Here Claire recalls their experiences in this rapidly changing country where before 2015 cyclists were not allowed to cycle across the border from India…
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Dawn Rahman, a researcher PHD student at the University of Westminster, has been studying mums cycling with their children; to mark this Mother’s Day she talks about the joys and challenges of cycling with youngsters
An opportunity arose for me to undertake a PhD in September 2020 and for…
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With quieter roads and more of us spending time at home, as well as group activities suspended, now could be the time to discover cycling as a family. Cycling UK’s Julie Rand explains how
During this strange and awful time of pandemic and lockdown, there are perhaps a couple of benefits for…
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