Cycling UK (CTC) News
Getting more people cycling and walking by reducing car use
January 24, 2020 Over 20 years ago, laws were passed to reduce motor traffic and congestion, but we’ve had our heads up our exhaust pipes ever since. Cycling UK Head of Campaigns, Duncan Dollimore explains why there’s flaw in the law that couldCycling UK experts called on to assist with Welsh access
January 24, 2020 Changes to improve Wales’ access legislation won’t happen overnight, but with the right people involved the time taken will be worthwhile.What are the pros and cons of tubeless tyres?
January 24, 2020 The knowhow section of Cycle magazine makes sense of commonly misunderstood cycling subjects. In this issue the magazine editor Dan Joyce explains Tubeless tyres.World's Biggest Bike Ride
January 24, 2020 For Bike Week 2020, Cycling UK is going big and we want you to join us, so save the date - Saturday 13 June 2020.Great Rides: A winter's bikepacking trail
January 23, 2020 Snow and sleet didn’t stop bikepacker Markus Stitz from enjoying a two-day trip in the Scottish Highlands."Clear and unambiguous" Government survey reveals significant support for using the car less
January 22, 2020 A survey by the Department for Transport has revealed more than three quarters of people in England believe everyone has a responsibility to reduce how much they use their cars for the sake of the environment.Certificate of Appreciation: Mike Thomas
January 21, 2020 Mike Thomas has been an active member of CTC Coventry for the last 20 years and has been a committee member since 2003. He was recently nominated for a Certificate of Appreciation by the group for his efforts.Cycling against the tide: Why I love cycling
January 20, 2020 Cycling is something of a miracle to Cycling UK member and regular contributor to Cycle magazine Rob Ainsley. In a TEDx talk given in Truro, he explains why he loves cycling and how the floods in his hometown of YorkKing Alfred's Way: Cycling UK's newest long-distance trail
January 17, 2020 In summer 2019 Cycling UK launched the Great North Trail, an 800-mile off-road adventure route from the Peak District to the north coast of Scotland. It’s an epic route in itself, but the Great North Trail was only the firstPunctures, exhaustion and ice: Edinburgh to Copenhagen by cargo bike
January 16, 2020 Four women from The Adventure Syndicate pedalled 1000km between Boxing Day and New Year’s Eve 2019, in order to highlight the climate crisis. Now back in the UK, the intrepid cyclists have reflected on the peaks and troughs of their