The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group Inquiry will hear evidence on cycling infrastructure and urban design when it holds its third session on Wednesday 6th February. Witnesses from cycling and pedestrian groups, universities, urban design and transport organisations will present evidence on segregation, junctions, signage,
Ministry of Justice agrees to look at reviewing any laws that aren’t working More justice is needed for cyclists and other vulnerable road users who are hurt or killed on the roads, a parliamentary inquiry heard today.Representatives from cycling organisations British Cycling and the CTC,
The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group Inquiry will hear evidence on cycle safety on Wednesday. Witnesses from a range of cycling organisations and government bodies, will present evidence on road safety, speed limits, driver behaviour, cycle training, liability, cycle theft and the role of police. The Inquiry
Leadership from the top of government is needed to transform Britain into a cycling nation, a parliamentary inquiry concluded today.Witnesses at the first session of the All Party Cycling Group’s Get Britain Cycling inquiry were in agreement that political will and leadership is needed to
The All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group will hear its first witnesses this Wednesday in an introductory session that will examine the aspirations for cycling in the UK. The Inquiry – which is backed by the major cycling organisations – will seek the views and experiences
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Norman Baker’s speech from the 2012 Cycle Rail Awards
+ MPA Launches Policy to Protect Vulnerable Road Users Transport Minister, Stephen Hammond MP, has praised the Mineral Products Association (MPA) for its new Vulnerable Road User Safety Policy which was launched on Wednesday 31 October at a joint National Cycle Safe Event with the All Party
Press release: Westminster wants to ‘Get Britain Cycling’: cross-party group of MPs launch parliamentary inquiry For immediate release 5 November 2012: A cross-party inquiry into how to get Britain cycling was launched by Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs in Westminster today. The Inquiry – which is
Double Olympic cycling medallist Tommy Godwin has died aged 91. He was the special guest at the Parliamentary Bike Ride this year. More details about his cycling career can be found here. Photos of Tommy with his bike, medals and cycling kit from the 1948