RCC Newsletter Winter 2024/25
The Winter 2024/25 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: Cycling […]
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RBC Winter 2024/25 Report
Although there is strong support for cycling at Reading Borough Council, the lack of funding for schemes remains an issue. Most funding is through Government grants which are linked to […]
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WBC Winter 2024/25 Report
The West Berkshire Cycle Forum met on Tuesday 15 October. Like many local authorities WBC is continuing to work on existing projects as they wait to see what funding the […]
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WoBC Winter 2024/25 Report
Tanhouse Bridge The saga continues…. After much back and forth between Network Rail (NR) and Wokingham Borough Council. Work on the new bridge started just after Christmas 2023 with an […]
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Kidical Mass Winter 2024/25 Report
Tunnels and Bridges, Oh My! Reading Cycle Festival is an event we will always be happy to have in our calendar. It’s full of people who agree with Kidical Mass […]
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Chairman’s Letter Winter 2024/25
Dear RCC members Writing this at the start of November, I can already say “what a year it has been”. We have a new Government in Westminster who, if not […]
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A Low Traffic Future for Reading?
Are we happy for motor traffic to increase by 54% in England and Wales over the next 35 years? Motor traffic on Britain’s roads doubled between 1980 and 2019, and […]
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Cycling as a Mum
I’ve always cycled, I started at age four and never really stopped. It gave me freedom from the overcrowded tube at rush hour, it allowed me to move to South […]
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Charlotte’s Tandems
Giving children and adults with disabilities the freedom of cycling Charlotte’s Tandems loans out tandems, tag-a-long bikes, recumbent tandems and wheelchair tandems for free to people with disabilities or additional […]
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A New Cycleway Out of Reading Being Planned
Plus Easy Ways You Can Help The Purpose To connect the communities of Emmer Green and Sonning Common via a safe, non-athletic bike route, a “Greenway” appealing equally to pedestrians […]
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