We were delighted to give evidence to the Stormont Infrastructure Committee yesterday - the first time in our history that Cycling UK has appeared before the Committee. Our Head of Campaigns, Duncan Dollimore, and Northern Ireland Advocacy Lead, Andrew McClean, represented the charity

Our former colleague, Jeff Frew, has died aged 68. A community worker, political advisor and activist, musician and mountaineer, Jeff spent six years of his varied working life at Cycling UK. Suzanne Forup and her colleagues remember Jeff as a passionate advocate for cycling that will be remembered for his empathy, humour and fabulous storytelling

The Netherlands prioritises pedalling, making cycling accessible to everyone. Sam and Martin Cooke toured its enviable cycle network by bike and electric trike

The holy month of Ramadan this year starts on Tuesday 17 February and ends at sunset on Wednesday 18 March. Cycling UK's Julie Rand spoke to Muslim cyclists to find out how it affects their time in the saddle

Using folding bikes and public transport, Susanna Thornton - one of our 100 Women in Cycling - and her 88-year-old father explored the landscapes and historical buildings of Lincolnshire

Would this new saddlebag from Carradice prove to be a good replacement for a pannier or rucksack when cycling to work? Cycling UK's Sean Fishpool tested one to find out

With Valentine's Day on the horizon, Cycling UK spoke to three cycling couples who found love through cycling and whose relationships have been strengthened by their volunteering, adventuring and ride leading

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In this guide, we'll explore how handcycles work, the different types available, who they can benefit, key considerations when choosing one, and where to try or buy a handcycle

How much do you have to spend to get a proper bike these days? Less than £350, cycle magazine Editor Dan Joyce concludes, if you shop at Halfords

We highlight low-cost changes councils can make to enable more women to cycle

By cycling up each of the three routes to the top of Mont Ventoux in France, cyclists join the Mont Ventoux Crazy Club. Richard Elliott and his brother took on the challenge - but how did they fare?

Every Cycling UK member has access to expert legal support through Cycle SOS, part of Fletchers Solicitors. When the unexpected happens, this benefit can make a life-changing difference

This guide explores the different types of trikes available, who they can help, the key features to look for and how to get started

For his annual cycle tour with friends, Cycling UK member George Wormald went back to parts of west Wales they'd first cycled 15 years ago - and found the second time around cappuccino played a much bigger part …

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One of Cycling UK's Community Cycle Clubs, the Brighton Multicultural Women's Cycle Club - or BMWs - provides fun and friendly sessions and group rides to enable local women from diverse ethnic backgrounds to enjoy the freedom of cycling

It's peak pothole season, with dangerous craters pitting roads across the UK. Nadia Kerr of Fletchers Solicitors explains what you can do when you spot or, worse still, are knocked off by one

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Riding two abreast, in the middle of the lane, with or without lights, reflectors and hi-vis - what does the law say, what does the Highway Code advise, and what are just urban myths? Cycling UK's Head of Campaigns Duncan Dollimore explains what's legal on your bike

Stay overnight in Porlock and finish a mountain bike ride on moorland trails with a dip in the sea and a cream tea. Max Darkins is your guide

A policy to no longer investigate bike thefts if the cycle has been left for more than two hours, or if the bike is valued at less than £200, from British Transport Police (BTP) has been reversed following constructive engagement with the national cycling charity, Cycling UK

British Transport Police has reversed its policy to no longer investigate bike thefts if the cycle has been left for more than two hours or if it is valued at less than £200, following engagement with Cycling UK

Four years after updates to the Highway Code were implemented to make roads safer for people cycling and walking, Cycling UK is calling for an awareness campaign to ensure all road users understand and follow the new rules

Four years since updates to the Highway Code were introduced to better protect vulnerable road users, calls for a renewed, nationwide education campaign are mounting

In a big step forward for our campaigning, MPs from across the political spectrum gathered for a poignant, passionate and at times personal debate about improving women's safety in public spaces. Cycling UK's Public Affairs Manager Eleanor Goldberg Mitchell tells us more

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Touring across Spain on her gravel bike in spring, Cycling UK member Becci May was cheered to swallows on her ride - maybe the same ones she'd see back in the UK

Hamida Jogee got back on a bike in her late 50s. Taking part in a protest ride to highlight Muslim women cycling led her to Cycling UK's Big Bike Revival programme. Media Relations Officer Tiia Jaakola spoke to her

Connecting Communities rides with the Aberdeenshire Bothy are helping Irene Anderson swap solo indoor cycling for sociable outdoor journeys she actually looks forward to

A life member of Cycling UK, John will be remembered for his love of cycling and his passion for sharing his enjoyment, as well as his dedication to his family

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