WBC Summer Report 2022
West Berkshire Council (WBC) eCargo Bikes for Local Businesses New eCargo bikes are being offered to local businesses in West Berkshire to try out as part of a new environment […]
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WoBC Summer Report 2022
Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) What’s in a name? After May’s council elections, control of WoBC reverted from Conservative control to no overall control with the subsequent formation of a Liberal […]
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Other Summer 2022 Campaign News
Active Travel Fund – Bath Road Next The Active Travel Fund (ATF) is the Department of Transport’s fund for local authorities to create Active Travel (walking & cycling) infra-structure. RBC […]
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Chairman’s Letter, Summer 2022
Dear RCC members, What a strange period we are living through. Nothing seems quite as it should be from the weather – what happened to April showers? – to politics, […]
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Kidical Mass Report
I met Kat at Carter’s Steam Fair in late 2021. She was new to the area and looking to meet other parents who cycled. I was wearing a cycling jacket […]
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Bikes ‘n’ Bits Summer 2022
Bikes ‘n’ Bits is free to members who wish to advertise their bikes and accessories for sale. Two Bikes for Sale Seller: Brian Morley, tel: 07966476034 or email brianmorleyrdg@gmail.com. Collect from […]
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly!
RCC Cycling Infrastructure Competition We want your photos of ‘The Good, the Bad & the Ugly’ cycling infrastructure around the wider Reading area. So, start rounding them up and sending […]
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Local Elections in Reading Borough 2022
We asked the four parties who are represented on the current Council for their views on 6 specific cycle-friendly policies; here are the responses we received. To see the image […]
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March 2022 Newsletter
The March 2022 RCC newsletter pdf is now downloadable from the Newsletters page, or you can click on each article to read them separately. In this issue we talk about: […]
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Traffic Calming – Best Practice for Cyclists and Pedestrians
Reduced speed limits of 20mph (or less) and providing traffic calming are popular in town centre and urban areas. They improve road safety and increase the attractiveness of walking and […]
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