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Is the UK cycling industry doing enough about e-Bike battery safety?

E-bike battery fires have been making headlines but are the bikes inherently dangerous? We look at the various approaches being taken to improve safety and restore consumer confidence

Cycling Weekly

E-bikes 'very safe' when bought from 'reputable manufacturers' - New E-bike battery campaign launched

'E-Bike Positive' hopes to help people buy safe e-bikes, as survey shows battery safety concerns puts people off buying them

Cycling Weekly

Campaign across the UK cycling industry aims to increase e-bike battery safety

The e-bike positive campaign is set to offer expert support, resources and assurance for e-bike consumers

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Labour government's promise for 'unprecedented levels of funding' for cycling welcomed

The new transport secretary, Louise Haigh, said safe cycle routes were "essential", with the news praised by cycling charities

Cycling Weekly

Cycling campaigners call for end to culture war on active travel

Exclusive: New government urged to make coherent and committed investment in cycling for transport

The Guardian - UK

Cycling UK takes aim at 'hearts and minds' in new five-year plan

Five-point plan seeks to improve cycling's image, as well as make it a more positive experience and more diverse

Cycling Weekly

'I'm lucky to be here' - Gordon Ramsay urges people to wear a bike helmet after he suffered 'really bad accident'

TV chef says helmet 'saved his life' during recent crash

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Does gravel need a code of conduct?

Gravel is becoming increasingly popular, all over the world. Not everyone is happy about that. Sam Jones discusses what riders can do to smooth relationships with landowners

Cycling Weekly

British Cycling teams up with JCB and others in a rebel alliance against potholes

British Cycling teams up with the AA and others as pothole problem becomes worse than ever

Cycling Weekly

'Diversity and inclusion is my passion' - Cycling UK's 100 Women in Cycling 2023 revealed

From a Tour de France winner to community activists, inspirational women honoured

Cycling Weekly

Bespoken Word – Specialized Chisel, the ultimate underdog icon MTB?

Our freerange tech editor Guy Kesteven spends too much time testing to get attached to most bikes but he and ‘his’ Specialized Chisel have become firm (if unlikely) best friends over the past few years. Spesh want the frame back now though, so here’s his tearjerking farewell…

Bike Perfect

Should cyclists be using daytime running lights?

We shed some light on a trend that has made its way from Volvos to velos, is backed up by accident data and now has a pro cyclist-led campaign behind it

Cycling Weekly

Rishi Sunak expected to limit new 20mph zones – reports

The Prime Minister will reportedly unveil the measure as part of a Plan for Motorists at the upcoming Tory conference in Manchester.

The Independent UK

Bespoken Word – crossing mountains and opening up boundaries

Guy Kesteven is the guidebook writer for the new Cycling UK Traws Eryri MTB bike packing route across Snowdonia. There’s more significance to this wild Welsh adventure than just epic experiences though

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The Guardian - UK

Cathedral forests and drovers’ roads: Snowdonia’s new cycling route

The Traws Eryri, a 140-mile mountain biking route in north-west Wales, heads away from the tourist trails and highlights the region’s rugged, changeable beauty

The Guardian - UK

Demanding 122-mile Trans Snowdonia cycling route to open in Wales

Traws Eryri route stretches between Machynlleth and Conwy and should take hardy cyclists four or five days

Cycling Weekly

Don't treat low traffic neighbourhoods as 'political football', cycling charity urges government

Rishi Sunak's Conservative government positioning itself as "pro-motorist" with reviews of LTNs and 20mph speed limits incoming

Cycling Weekly

Is cycling in Britain getting safer? Cyclist fatalities at lowest level for 30 years

Findings show 24% drop in rate of cyclist fatalities per billion miles cycled in 2022 compared to pre-pandemic levels

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Belfast Live

Cyclist casualty figures in Northern Ireland should be a 'wake up call' to decision makers

Lack of movement in reducing cyclist casualties in ten years branded "shameful" by charity Cycling UK

Wales Online

A cycling festival is returning to Swansea and Gower after five years with 13 rides over five days

The festival is not a race or competition and instead features a series of 'social rides' with regular stops to re-group or take a break

Glasgow Live

Glasgow cyclists 'need to feel safe and confident before they can use cycle lanes'

The cycling charity was speaking as the council approved it's latest transport strategy to encourage more use of bikes.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow needs more cycle lanes to get people on their bikes, charity says

More safe cycle lanes should be created throughout Glasgow to encourage residents to ride their bike with confidence, according to charity bosses. Cycling UK’s campaigns and policy manager for Scotland, Jim Densham, says that he wants more people t

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A damning new report says the UK Government is failing in its plans to get more of us cycling and walking by 2025

The National Audit Office report blames the failures on years of persistent underfunding and a lack of influence

Daily Mirror

Highway Code rule means you could be fined £1,000 for getting out of your car

Highway Code 239 could actually land any careless Brits with an eye-watering £1,000 fine all for just getting out of the car if they're not careful

Cycling Weekly

Giro d'Italia live: Alberto Dainese wins stage 17 in tight photo finish

It will almost definitely be a sprint in Caorle at the end of the day

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