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There are vital lessons from the lockdown when it comes to transport. Cycling UK's communications officer, Rob Kingston examines cycling’s surge and how to sustain it
The coronavirus pandemic has been catastrophic for the health and wealth of the UK, as it has for most of…
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While the Get Britain Cycling report calls on Government to aim for 10% of trips by 2025 and 25% of trips by 2050, in the bowels of the Department for Transport, technicians working on the National Transport Model are forecasting that cycling will fall for decades to come.
Traffic modelling…
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Cycling in the UK has a huge gender gap, with women riding half as much as men, which is why we launched our ‘My ride. Our right’ campaign. Four cycling advocates examine the issue – and suggest how we can redress it
Sophie Gordon, Cycling UK Campaigns Manager…
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A long-distance off-road trail from the Peak District to Cape Wrath or John o’ Groats.
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As Pride Month has come to a close, we look at some of the highlights and launch our new video featuring a panel discussion with some of the leading lights in LGBT+ cycling groups.
This June, Cycling UK looked to increase diversity and the visibility of non-traditional cycling groups by…
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This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating our members who met through their shared love of cycling. Pamela and John White prove that simply heading out together on bicycles can be the start of something very special.
Pamela and John, known as Jack, met in 1953 at the tender ages of 19 and 22…
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The five winners of Cycling UK's 2020 Cyclist Café of the Year awards have been announced
Author and cycling fan Felicity Cloake led panel of judges to select winner from each of the four nations of the UK
Velocity in Inverness wins Scottish title for second time
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This year's Tri-Vets rides, which took place in June and July, included rides all round the country aimed at people aged 50 and over. We find out how they went and look at how you can keep riding into older age.
The Cycling UK Tri-Vets series takes place every three years, starting…
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It’s peak pothole season, with dangerous craters pitting roads across the UK. Nadia Kerr of Fletchers Solicitors explains what you can do when you spot or, worse still, are knocked off by one
For drivers a pothole is an irritation: a jolt through the suspension…
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Roadsters are comfortable and practical urban transport. Website editor Victoria Hazael tests a Pashley Princess Sovereign and Gazelle Chamonix C7
Roadster, sit-up-and-beg, or Dutch bike? There are various names for a bike designed for slower cycling in an upright position with a swept back…
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