A National Audit Office (NAO) report released today, Wednesday, June 7, has revealed that the Government is not on track to meet its objectives to get more people cycling, wheeling and walking. The report states that the Department for Transport’s (DfT) progress suggests it will not meet its targets of …
Read More »Cycling UK opens nominations for prestigious 100 Women in Cycling 2023
Charity Cycling UK has opened nominations for its annual 100 Women in Cycling list, which celebrates the inspirational women working in the cycle sector. The list, now in its seventh year, aims to improve the visibility of women’s cycling by highlighting those helping to shift the balance to a more …
Read More »Cycling UK announces first female majority leadership in 145-year history
Cycling UK has announced two new appointments to its senior leadership team, Katie Legg and Sarah McMonagle. This means Cycling UK has a predominantly female leadership team for the first time in its 145-year history, and a workforce that is 58% female. Legg will join the cycling charity in May …
Read More »Bicycle Association urges cycling industry to tackle lack of diversity with launch of new project
The Bicycle Association (BA) has marked International Women’s Day with the launch of Diversity in Cycling. The project is aimed at tackling the lack of diversity in the cycling industry, and unlocking additional growth by reaching out to new customer audiences and recruiting more diversely, particularly at leadership level. To …
Read More »Changes to road policy in Wales ‘the most significant change over last 20 years,’ says Cycling UK
A major review of road-building policy in Wales has been welcomed as “the most significant change in UK roads building policy over the last 20 years,” by charity Cycling UK. On Tuesday 14th February, the Welsh Government released its response to proposals on the future of roads policy in the …
Read More »Cycling UK threatens BCP Council with legal action over decision to keep Keyhole Bridge underpass open to motor traffic
Cycling UK is threatening legal action against Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council, should it not reconsider its decision to keep Keyhole Bridge underpass in Poole open to motorised traffic. The narrow single-lane road was closed to motor vehicles under an experimental traffic restriction order (ETRO) in 2020 to provide …
Read More »Many drivers still don’t know Highway Code changes one year on, poll finds
Many drivers still don’t know the changes made to the Highway Code one year on, a poll has found. In a YouGov poll carried out in January on behalf of Cycling UK, 25% of British adults asked were not aware of the changes to the Highway Code. Of those who …
Read More »Drivers will switch to cycling for short journeys if given right support, says Cycling UK
Cycling charity Cycling UK has said the UK ‘could be a nation where cycling is the natural choice for short journeys’, if people are given the right support. The organisation’s flagship Big Bike Revival programme supported over 80,000 people to begin or return to cycling between April 2021 and March …
Read More »What’s changed in cycling over the last 20 years?
Rebecca Morley speaks to Matt Mallinder, who recently stepped down as Cycling UK’s director of influence and engagement, about what’s changed in cycling over the last 20 years
Read More »BikeBiz Awards 2022 in association with ArmaUrto: How the judges and winners reacted
BikeBiz hears from all 15 winners from this year's BikeBiz Awards in association with ArmaUrto
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