Scotland Advocacy Lead Scott Runciman has been travelling across Scotland to the various party's conferences to spread the word about cycling, Cycling UK and the projects we've got around the country

As the weather turns, it's easy to put the bike in the shed for the winter, but wet weather doesn't have to stop you cycling - especially if your bike is your main form of transport. If you're new to riding in the rain, here's a beginner-friendly guide to help you get started and stay safe, comfortable and dry

With 2026 coming to a close, are you planning your next cycling adventure? Adam, Head of Customer Experience at our official holiday partner, Saddle Skedaddle, shares his top routes to try in 2027

Many women give up cycling outside in the winter months. But cycling, even in the cold and dark, has great benefits. Georgia Hamblett discusses the eight reasons you might not want to ride outside in winter - and her attempts to change your mind

Play Together on Pedals is helping children and families across Scotland build confidence, resilience and stronger connections through cycling, closely supporting the wellbeing outcomes at the heart of Getting it Right for Every Child

Inspired by the iconic Tour de France yellow jersey, Cycling UK's 'Real Yellow Jersey' celebrates ordinary people who have transformed their lives through cycling

Becky Freeburn, from Leeds, was looking for something new in her life as a balance for caring responsibilities. As a parent caring for a child with additional needs, Seacroft Cycles provided a flexible, restorative space for her to develop new skills and connections

For Richard Chapman, rediscovering two wheels in his 40s wasn't just a return to a childhood hobby, it became a life-changing journey of personal transformation, community leadership and mental health recovery

For Karen Schofield, taking part in a Big Bike Revival session in Cornwall wasn't just about learning to ride again, it was a turning point that helped rebuild her life after years of struggling with severe mental illness

For Mohamed Sesay, learning to ride a bike in his early 40s was about much more than picking up a new skill, it was a promise to his children and a proud milestone in his life

Cycling UK members Mike Raine and Sally Hancox celebrated the joys of spring by riding Cycling UK's long-distance route that wends its way through the Welsh borders, taking some stunning scenery and wonderful wildlife along the way

A birthday present to herself of a guided tour of one of Cycling UK's long-distance cycling routes: Senior Communications Officer Rebecca Armstrong rode Rebellion Way in September with Saddle Skedaddle

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This £1,750 European-style trekking bike is made for day-to-day riding as well as bigger adventures. Simon Withers put it to the test

This year's glow rides are in full swing, even bigger and better than last year. Campaigns Manager Sophie Gordon gives us a roundup of the action

At an age when most people are slowing down, Neal Porter set out to discover whether adventure was still possible for him: a 4,223-mile ride around the coast of Britain in aid of Motor Neurone Disease Association gave him the answer

Through our Connecting Communities project, we are helping local people break down barriers to cycling and rediscover confidence, independence and joy

With the nights drawing in, winter on its way and the clocks going back this weekend, it's essential that you know what's legal when cycling in the dark. We explain all you need to know about the law and lights when cycling on public roads

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From a sunny walk along Llandudno's promenade with the Deputy Minister for Transport to discussions about the Tour de France and local cycling routes, Gwenda Owen and Tomos Owens were busy making the case for cycling at this year's Plaid Cymru conference

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On 15 October, women from across the UK came together to deliver a letter to 10 Downing Street, asking Andy Burnham to show his support for safer cycling for women. Cycling UK's Campaigns Manager Sophie Gordon explains why

For the second year, women across the UK are organising mass cycle rides to highlight the need for safer routes, coordinated by the country's leading cycling charity, Cycling UK

Once you've caught people's attention with your Glow Ride, what happens next? Build on the momentum by submitting a motion to your council asking them to make cycling safer for women.

Cycling UK's longest-serving member of staff, Ross Adams, is preparing to ride from London to Brighton on an 1891 bicycle, raising money for the charity he's been part of for the past 16 years

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Keep riding through autumn with our top tips on staying warm and dry as the leaves start to turn and the days get shorter

Wanting to stay active in his later years, Michael Wynn was looking for a electric trike to do the shopping and get out and about in town and country. Here's what our experts suggested

This stripped-back navigation device for cycling offers turn-by-turn directions and route planning, but how would it fare on a long-distance ride or commuting. Senior Communications Officer Rebecca Armstrong found out

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Billed as a gravel tyre, Cycle magazine Editor Dan Joyce tested this new tyre from Schwalbe on singletrack, tarmac and dirt roads. Find out how he got on