Active Travel fund recoup welcome but more needed, says Cycling UK
In the unlikely event you didn’t realise it was going on, the UK’s Autumn Budget statement took place this week.
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Politics
Autumn Budget plea: “Fulfill top targets by investing in active travel”
Government Budgets usually kick up a reasonable amount of headlines and this week’s Autumn Budget is no exception, it being
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“Cycle to work is at a critical juncture”: C2W Alliance unveils manifesto
There’s been no shortage of discussion about the future of the cycle to work initiative of late from the cycle
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UK reviewing bicycle imports from China after recommending relaxing eBike levies
The post-Brexit landscape for the UK continues to develop as the Trade Remedies Authority has begun a new transition review
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Cycling UK: “We hope positive words translate into firm cycle spending commitments”
Today the new Transport Secretary Louise Haigh told The Guardian that the government will invest “unprecedented levels of funding” in
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54 cargo bike operators cruise through London as numbers soar 63%
London continues to be an outlier in the UK in cycle terms, with cargo bike useage soaring 63% in the
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Exit interview: Outgoing CIE CEO Kevin Mayne speaks with CIN
Set to retire later this year, Kevin Mayne is a name those in the European bicycle and eBike industry will
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Fabian Hamilton MP and Jesse Norman MP to head All Party Cycling Group
With the dust settling on the UK’s General Election, the All Party Parliamentary Group for Cycling and Walking has been
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King’s Speech: Increased local decision-making “promising”
Number 10 has a relatively clean slate when it comes to active travel, so naturally cycle advocates were keenly listening
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Cycle industry leaders convene while Parliament pauses for General Election
There’s not a lot happening in the way of new legislation and debate in Parliament as the clock runs down
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TRA recommends scrapping eBike tariffs to cut UK eBike prices
eBike prices could be cut by an average of £260 per bike and sales could be boosted by 31,000 units
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