Parliamentarians walk and wheel event highlights street design
Parliamentarians attended the Parliamentary Walk and Wheel event, organised by the All-Part Parliamentary Group for Cycling and Walking (APPGCW) and
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Politics
Cycle industry round table develops hit list of priorities to boost UK’s health
In an industry roundtable convened yesterday (15 May 2025) by the Cycle to Work Alliance, leaders from across the active
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OPINION: A cycling industry manifesto for the next 5 years
As part of his regular column in Cycling Industry News Magazine (if you don’t already, you can subscribe to the
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Silca limits US run of Elettrico inflators… thanks to US tariffs
The impact of President Trump’s US tariffs are yet to be fully ascertained, not least because there is uncertainty over
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Will new Policing Bill be a turning point for trackers and fighting bike crime?
Earlier this year, the UK government revealed plans for its Crime and Policing Bill, potentially paving the way for technology
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IN DEPTH: The threat to MTB trails & infrastructure in Wales
The lifeblood of the UK cycling industry has an artery where a stream of rich red blood, or perhaps slick
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Treasury unlocks £300 million for local authority cycling and walking schemes
300 miles of new walkways and cycle lanes will benefit millions of people, thanks to almost £300 million in funding
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Cycle infrastructure: Can England fix new homes’ cycling problems?
PEDALLING IN SQUARES: Building safe cycle infrastructure, including residential connections, was the 4th most important legislative change bike shops picked
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Spanish government to subsidise public bike sharing
We’ve seen a few key government moves that have increased the use of bicycles, the UK’s cycle to work initiative,
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Cycling traffic down 2.6% in England, but bigger picture is positive
Cycling traffic numbers decreased modestly in 2024, down 2.6% compared to the previous year (measured to the month of September).
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“Language matters”: Police phasing out ‘accident’ term
New analysis ahead of a national drink-drive campaign reveals police phasing out of ‘accident’ is almost complete, but highlights ‘absent
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