RCC Newsletter Summer 2026
The Summer 2026 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 […]
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Reading Summer 2026 Report
Future Funding of Cycle Schemes We have previously highlighted the on-going issue of funding for cycle schemes in Reading. RBC fund measures to support cycling, including adult cycle training, cycle […]
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WBC Summer 2026 Report
WBC covers large parts of Tilehurst and the surrounding areas of Purley, Pangbourne, Theale, Calcot and Burghfield. The West Berks Cycle Forum focuses mostly on schemes in Thatcham and Newbury. […]
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WoBC Summer 2026 Report
Woodley to Reading Cycle Scheme Work is progressing well on the new scheme and the first half (from Woodley Precinct along Woodlands Avenue towards Reading) is scheduled to be completed […]
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Chairman’s Letter Summer 2026
Dear RCC members I recently read that Adam Yates was involved in a 30-rider crash in the Giro d’Italia and although he finished the stage covered in blood he has […]
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Kidical Mass Summer 2026 Report
Community Festivals, Campaigning and Councillors Around 60 people joined Kidical Mass Reading’s Spring Ride on a beautiful day at the University of Reading’s Community Festival. We love the university campus […]
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Letter to the Editor
This is in response to our e-newsletter invite to an Open Social Ride which we sent to members in April. –– Editor Dear Susan I’ve put the date and time […]
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Clearing Up 13 Myths That Put Cyclists At Risk
Cycling in Reading is growing and with it comes a swirl of persistent myths about what cyclists should do, must do, or are allowed to do. These misconceptions don’t just […]
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CAMS: Keeping Cyclists Moving After A Crash
If you’re involved in a cycling collision, the aftermath can be stressful, confusing, and disruptive, especially when your bike is your main way of getting around. CAMS is one of […]
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Cycling Through The Ages
I interviewed David Betts and Peter Finch, both in their 90s, about what it is like to be a more mature cyclist. David is still cycling, using his trusty tricycle […]
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