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As the start of National Inclusion Week, Nasser Tell, chair of Cycling UK-affiliated group CycleOut sums up how the club has changed over the past quarter century, as well as sharing some of the secrets of the group’s success
Who are we?
CycleOut is a non-profit club run by volunteers with…
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The Cyclopedia page in Cycle magazine makes sense of commonly misunderstood cycling subjects. Editor Dan Joyce explains road positioning for a cyclist – why it’s safer to cycle away from the edge of the road
Never hug the kerb. That’s rule one of road positioning on a bicycle.
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By leaving Cycling UK a gift in your will, your passion today will help shape cycling’s tomorrow
Why leave a gift to Cycling UK?
For many of us cycling isn’t just a hobby or a healthy way to get…
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When it comes to gender parity in cycling, we lag far behind our European neighbours. So what makes the UK so hostile towards women on bikes? Cycling UK member Alix Stredwick, who has worked on cycling issues since 2001, explains why – and what can be done about it.
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Cycling UK's monthly round-up of cycle campaign news:
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HeadlinesWhat will each Metro Mayor do for cycling?The voters of six recently-formed Combined Authorities in England have now elected their Metro Mayors. With significant powers…
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Cycling UK’s round-up of recent campaigning news
We’re entering the season of calendars and chocolate (or pork scratchings).
In some traditions, Advent is a time to reflect on difficult journeys and hopeful waiting. Not ‘naively optimistic’ hope; more the gritty, jaw-setting, ‘a change is…
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After years of inaction from Government, MPs and Lords now have a chance to take matters into their own hands and put 'justice' back into the UK's road justice system.
Seven years ago, in June 2014, Cycling UK launched its Road Justice campaign, highlighting that the justice…
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Read an excerpt of Curbing Traffic: The Human Case for Fewer Cars in Our Lives, written by Canadian urban mobility advocates, Melissa and Chris Bruntlett
Living the “Low-Car” City
It was only supposed to be five blog posts. But when our family first traveled from Vancouver to Rotterdam in…
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You may enjoy the independence and freedom of cycling on your own but riding with other people can take your cycling to another level. Here are our top 10 reasons for joining a cycling club or group
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The first and most obvious reason is that you'll have someone who knows…
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Elections, COP26, bikelash and continued Covid-19 curveballs – there’s been a lot going on this year. Cycling UK campaigns officer, Sophie Gordon highlights some wins you may have missed.
One of the most exciting aspects of 2021 has been continuing to build our capacity for campaigning and…
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