The Bike Shed

The Government’s decision not to install a National Cycling Champion is seen by some a missed opportunity. Although it is true that all relevant Ministers have a responsibility to make sure that cycling is promoted, the existence of a cycling ambassador with no links to a political party was seen by many as desirable. A […]

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Parliamentary Debate

On September 2nd 2013, MPs met to debate the subject of cycling. Organised by Dr Julian Huppert, co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Cycling Group, it was designed to propose that Parliament formally welcomes the recommendations of the Group’s“Get Britain Cycling” campaign. Although Dr Huppert and other MPs claimed that the debate was extremely well-attended, the […]

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Cyclists & HGVs

The enormous growth in the number of cyclists in the UK has been nothing short of a revolution. There have been benefits as a result, including a cleaner environment and higher fitness levels, but the increased use of bicycles on the road has also brought more conflict between cyclists and other road users. The conflict […]

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Investing In Our Future Cyclists

Cycling can be a healthy and fun activity for all ages, although ensuring the safety of our children is as important as the any of the health benefits that are advertised. Minister for Cycling, Robert Goodwill confirmed plans for a national spend of over £375 million over the next five years and national charity Get […]

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Compulsory Helmets? Legalised Drugs?

Yesterday’s working day was brightened by a friend’s Facebook status: “Hey! You! Fat man on a Cervelo puffing up the slight incline in Richmond Park.. You want to swap bikes? Mine costs less but you wouldn’t notice the difference, seriously. P.S buy a helmet” After reading this I carried on working, lifted by the image […]

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