More people cycling, more safely, more often.
The plans for Stoke-on-Trent will encourage participation in cycling in order to boost accessibility to essential services (education, health, employment and retail) and local facilities. The town has pockets of deprivation and low-car ownership, and cycling is uniquely placed to help tackle accessibility problems in these areas.
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England's first Cycling City and eleven new Cycling Towns are set to receive the largest investment in cycling the country has ever seen.
Cycling England's flagship award scheme, teaching children to cycle safely and responsibly.
Student cycling doubles in less than two years!
The proportion of students cycling and walking to Lancaster University has almost doubled in less than two years according to Lancaster University Travel Plan surveys.
Posted on 3rd February 2009
What is your job or other main activity that involves cycling?
I am voluntary CTC Right to Ride for Sheffield, Chair of Sheffield University Cycle Forum (a BUG), Secretary of cyclenation, National Liaison Officer for cycleSheffield, secretary of the Northern Rail Cycle Forum
Posted on 2nd February 2009
The Swindon Workplace Cycle Challenge aimed to encourage people who hadn’t cycled at all or very little in a long time to get on a bike and cycle to work or just hop on a bike for a period of time and enjoy themselves. Giving people a short positive cycling experience is a good first step to changing people’s perceptions towards cycling
Posted on 8th January 2009
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