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Nicola Marshall, Cycling UK's director of income generation, outlines the changes to your membership, including introducing a fairer concessionary rate to secure our future – and improve cycling provision across the UK.
If there’s one good thing to come from the coronavirus crisis…
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This article explains why Cycling UK believes that more must be done to improve HGV safety; and why the focus should be on lorry design and equipment (especially 'direct vision'), enforcement, and demand reduction measures.
The risk HGVs pose to cyclists
HGVs (i.e. goods vehicles…
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Transport for London today announced the launch of a new bus safety programme, including a plan to incentivise safety in its contracts. With further promises of more transparency in collision investigations, and the UK’s first incident support service for those injured in collisions, is a public authority finally listening to the voice of campaigners and independent report recommendations…
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The council in Poole think ignoring government guidance to promote cycling and walking is all water under the bridge. But, as head of campaigns Duncan Dollimore explains, this is why Cycling UK is threatening legal action
Ten days ago, Cycling UK’s lawyers wrote to Bournemouth, Christchurch…
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Warm mornings and long, sunny evenings make the summer an especially enticing season for cycle commuting ... but how do you make sure that your employer will welcome you and your bike?
With sunshine, #CycleToWorkDay and targeted events winning over thousands onto their bikes to join the UK’…
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Help make the roads safer for all by reporting potholes and road defects via the updated and improved ‘Fill That Hole’ website
It’s 2007, the first iPhone has just been released, ‘credit crunch’ sounds more like a breakfast cereal than an economic catastrophe, and…
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There are guidelines for media reporting of domestic violence and suicide, but until now, there’s never been any for the media reporting of the second biggest killer of otherwise healthy people in the UK – road traffic collisions. Head of campaigns, Duncan Dollimore, looks at the new road traffic collision reporting guidelines, and what needs to be done to secure compliance…
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As Peers get to grips with the Government’s Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, conspiracy theorists are suddenly trying to demonise one of our proposals, says Cycling UK policy director Roger Geffen
Sometime in the coming days (late February or early March 2023), the House of Lords will…
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Effective traffic policing is crucial for people who already cycle, and also helps tackle one of the biggest fears that many others have about taking up cycling in the first place: bad driving.
Cycling is much safer than many people think and the health benefits far outweigh the risks, but…
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Cycling UK’s round-up of recent campaigning news
Local stories have taken on national significance this month as campaigners, councillors and council officers alike consider the implications of potentially flawed decisions in West Sussex and Kensington.
Election candidates and…
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