We all know that using bikes to get around is a good thing. We know it drops pollution, improves health, it’s cheap, it’s space efficient, it’s quiet, it enhances our society like no other form of transport bar walking. But in my opinion, right now,
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In the Queens Speech Debate, Teresa May makes a powerful intervention calling for reforms for sentencing for dangerous drivers
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The Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps is asked questions from Ruth Cadbury about funding for cycling
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Laura Laker interviews the new Minister for Cycling, Michael Ellis and other MPs
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The speakers for this meeting were from British Cycling, HSBC, University of Glasgow, Cycling UK and Love to Ride
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This meeting delved into the detail of how cycling is being funded, and what more should be done
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This was the first public appearance for Michael Ellis the new Minister for Cycling
Read MoreInvestment and Funding - proposed Manchester spend of £137 million on cycling and walking, A total of 18 new cycling and walking schemes, totalling £137 million, will be considered by Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), as part of Greater Manchester’s Bee Network. This represents the single biggest investment
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A fascinating meeting looking at the current state and true cost of cycle theft in the UK
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Public Health England presented their latest findings on the links between cycling and health. Dr. James Woodcock and Dr. Michael Brannan spoke at the meeting in Committee Room 14 of the House of Commons.
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There was standing room only to hear the cycling commissioners of London and Manchester update the APPCG on their latest plans to create world class cycling cities
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Andrew Selous MP: "This is a step in the right direction and it is essential that we get cross-departmental support for these initiatives as we must improve the conditions on our roads if we are to see more people using bikes for everyday journeys”
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Really powerful speech from our Co-Chair Ruth Cadbury in a Road Safety Debate in the House of Commons
Read MoreThe Call for Evidence sets out the very considerable benefits that increases in walking and cycling would achieve, including improvements in public health, reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, improvements to air quality, and more efficient uses of land.
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