RCC Newsletter Spring 2025
The Spring 2025 RCC newsletter pdf is now downloadable from the Newsletters page, or you can also click on each article to read them separately. In this issue we talk about: Guidance […]
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RBC Spring 2025 Report
Funding The good news is that Reading Borough Council has been awarded £838,604 in Active Travel Fund (ATF) grant from the government. At the time of writing, full details of […]
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WBC Spring 2025 Report
The West Berkshire Cycle Forum met on Wednesday 15 January. The next Forum will be on Wednesday 16 April. If there are any matters you would like raised at the […]
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WoBC Spring 2025 Report
Active Travel Funding (ATF) Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) has been allocated just over £862k, with around £170k allocated for revenue (planning and consultancy costs) and £691 allocated for capital (implementation […]
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After 42 Years – A Price Rise
The Reading Cycle Campaign started out in late 1982 and the cost of annual membership at that time was £3. Remarkably, the membership fee has not increased since that time […]
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Kidical Mass Spring 2025 Report
Who Needs a Sleigh? Neither flood nor frost was going to stop Santa from keeping the most important event in his calendar (apart from Christmas Eve, of course) – the […]
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Chairman’s Letter Spring 2025
Dear RCC members Several threads seem to have come together recently which have focused my attention on a problem I feel needs much wider publicity and discussion. These all congregate […]
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Illegal Use of E-Scooters and E-Bikes and Road Safety Strategy
Dear Joe Edwards, Thank you for your email received in the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC). I would like to provide you with some information with regards […]
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Passing Horses Safely
Good day and thank you for taking the time to read this post. I’m a member of Pass Wide and Slow, a UK-wide campaign group dedicated to improving safety for […]
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My Chariot of Fire
I learned to cycle 70 years ago in the Chiltern Hills. A few years later my dad decided it would be good for two teenage boys to move to a […]
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