Friday 30th July was a bumper day for announcements and publications from the Department for Transport relating to cycling, to kick of its ‘Summer of Cycling and Walking’ campaign. In this article we attempt to simplify each one for you, and understand how they are relevant to us here in Bristol.
£338 million package to further fuel active travel boom
The active travel boom seen throughout the pandemic will continue to thrive thanks to a £338 million package to boost cycling and w...
This article was first published on Bristol247.com
Congratulations to Don Alexander, who has just taken on the role of Cabinet Member for Transport. This is an important position given the impact our city’s transport challenges have on the lives ...
Note: Consultation closes Sunday 1st Aug 2021 – Act Now!
As you cycle south out of Bristol are there any routes that you would be comfortable taking a child on? If you needed to commute to a job at the airport, could you walk or cycle? Have...
We were shocked to see that the Temple Gate scheme is up for an award from the Institution of Civil Engineers. Whilst we are sure that this was a complex engineering project, to talk of a ‘significantly enhanced user experience for cyclists’ is mo...
Bristol Road Justice has met recently with Avon and Somerset Police (A & S) to discuss roads policing and incidents involving cyclists.
At its peak A & S had 240 roads policing officers. Following cuts they now have 55. Although many of th...
The Women’s Festival of Cycling 2021 is here and it runs until Sunday 1 August.
There are many ways you can get involved, including virtual events and a chance to win prizes.
For more information visit the festival website: www.cyclinguk.org...
Our friends at Bristol Bike Project are fundraising to transform their new home in Easton into a workshop fit to serve thousands of Bristolians and their bikes.
The Bristol Bike Project (BBP) is a brilliant part of the cycling community in Bristol...
