RCC Newsletter Winter 2025/26
The Winter 2025/26 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: RBC […]
Continue ReadingThe Winter 2025/26 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: RBC […]
Continue ReadingA33 Kennet Bridge As part of Reading Borough Council’s A33 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) scheme a new pedestrian and cycle bridge has been constructed over the River Kennet. This doesn’t […]
Continue ReadingNew pedestrian crossings Woodley to Reading Active Travel Route It has been confirmed that work is scheduled to start on the new Woodley to Reading cycle route on 26 January […]
Continue ReadingFollowing our report on what the National Trust (NT) is doing to encourage more visits to its properties by bike (see CycleReading Autumn 2025), we invited the NT’s ‘Cyclists Welcome’ […]
Continue ReadingDear RCC members COP30 has started in Belem close to the Brazilian Amazon rainforest and the messages we are getting from the UN and from other observers are that the […]
Continue ReadingFestivals and Friends Two things are usually true of the annual Kidical Mass ride at the Reading Cycle Festival: 1. It’s fairly well attended. 2. We get wet. On the […]
Continue ReadingEscape to Adventure One of our best kept secrets is that Reading is a launchpad for some of the UK’s most scenic multi-day cycling adventures. Even though these routes are […]
Continue ReadingFor as long as I can remember I was always fascinated with the Camino de Santiago – what I thought was a singular, ancient pilgrim way from somewhere in northern […]
Continue ReadingWe’ve often referred to Active Travel England (ATE), so I thought it would be useful to look at what they do and what they are responsible for. ATE was set […]
Continue ReadingDear Editor, The tragic death of a cyclist following an accident on Shepherds Hill Roundabout on 29 August 2025 has deeply saddened our community. As a cycling instructor and a […]
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