Cycling UK (CTC) News
How to plan a local cycle ride
April 07, 2020 With the current restrictions, we can still get out on our bikes, but we need to think carefully about where we ride. Here's how to find new routes and plan a ride on your doorstepHow to cycle with your family during the coronavirus crisis
April 07, 2020 During this strange and awful time of pandemic and lockdown, there are perhaps a couple of benefits for those of us not directly impacted by this terrible disease. One of those is the chance to still go out cycling onceHealth Secretary urged to resist banning outdoor exercise
April 06, 2020 Cycling UK has today (6 April) written to the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock urging him to consider the wider health implications of banning outdoor exercise.Coronavirus Q&A: is it safe to cycle?
April 06, 2020 How does the coronavirus outbreak affect cycling, and how can you minimise your risk as an individual?Cycling UK announce An Audience with....
April 03, 2020 What's a bike ride if we can't congratulate ourselves with our tipple of choice, a slice of cake and a chin wag? Well never fear, we have the social event of the coronavius cycling calendar for you. To fill theNHS staff offered free Cycling UK membership
April 03, 2020 In recognition of the significant contribution NHS staff are making in keeping the UK safe, Cycling UK is offering those who cycle free third-party insurance and legal advice to help ensure they are protected too.Crank up the volume on these cycle-centric podcasts
April 03, 2020 Missing your daily dose of cycle commentary on your commute? Whether you’re self-isolating or social distancing, these podcasts will be music to your ears.Take action: Help keep our rights of way network open for everyone
April 03, 2020 Our rights of way network in England and Wales is one of our most precious assets, and being confined to our homes during the coronavirus outbreak has highlighted how important our public paths are to help us connect with natureWill transport become decarbonised?
April 02, 2020 You can’t decarbonise transport without prioritising investment in cycling and walking, and taking difficult decisions to reduce car use, particularly for short journeys. Head of Campaigns Duncan Dollimore looks at the positives in the Government’s Transport Decarbonisation Paper, but isAir pollution: Why tomorrow could be different
April 01, 2020 Lock-down due to COVID-19 has seen air pollution levels plummet. The roads are quieter. More families seem to be out cycling, with essential workers relying on pedal power to commute. Head of Campaigns Duncan Dollimore asks whether the crisis is