CTC and Cyclenation conference: be part of the largest gathering of cycle campaigners

CTC and Cyclenation's annual conference 2015 will be hosted in Liverpool by the Merseyside Cycle Campaign on Saturday 24 October.

• 11am - 5pm (lunch and refreshments included)
• £25 per delegate (includes food and refreshments) 
• The venue will be Blackburne House, right in heart of the world-renowned Georgian Quarter of Liverpool, for directions follow this link.

CTC invites members and supporters to contribute to the largest gathering of cycling campaigners at this year's annual conference. Bringing together key stakeholders in their respective fields, the conference programme will examine issues surrounding cycling and the impact that cycling has locally and nationally in the areas of health, economics and transport.

This year's conference will outline the developments over the last year, notably the progress made in securing a legal commitment to a Cycling & Walking Investment Strategy for England. We will also discuss the opportunities now opening up for cycle campaigning and how you can make a difference locally and nationally.

Topics that will be covered include:

• Political leadership
• The role of public health 
• Cycle-friendly planning and design
• Inclusive cycling
• Effective local campaigning
• Business engagement and funding

Agenda and workshop plan to be announced at the start of September. If you have already registered for your place, then all conference information will be forwarded to you.

If you arrive before Saturday, we are planning social drinks on Friday evening, time and venue tbc. There may be a Cyclenation EGM on Saturday morning (TBC) and there will be a meal and social evening on the Saturday evening. We also plan rides for the Sunday.

If you are part of a cycle campaign group, an individual cycle campaigner, or someone who would like to understand more about creating change through cycling please contact us for more information or register here for your conference place.

Please note payment will not be taken at point of registration. You will be contacted once registered with your conference details and methods of payment.