Last December we welcomed the removal of the ‘Horseshoe Taxi Rank’ by the southeast approach to the station forecourt, which allowed cyclists to reach the station forecourt without being forced […]
Continue ReadingThere are plans to create a cycle route from Newbury to Windsor, dubbed NCN (National Cycle Network) 422. Work to create this route will be done by the local authorities; […]
Continue ReadingCycling in Reading is not just about Reading Borough Council. Due to our bizarre boundary system many thousands of cyclists in the Reading area use roads controlled by West Berks or […]
Continue ReadingReading Borough Council has released its annual Cycling Implementation Plan for 20016/17 One of the proposed schemes is a shared use path on the north side of Bath Road. Shared […]
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RBC has made a listing of the cycle improvements we have requested along with their current status and you can find this here. Let us know which you think are […]
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Great Western Railways has implemented a new policy for carrying bikes from May 2016. Bikes will now only be allowed on high speed trains if they have a booking, which […]
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The Reading Cycle Campaign is recruiting for a new newsletter content editor! Toby Gibbons will soon step down as our newsletter editor after doing the job for many years. This […]
Continue ReadingWest Berks Council has asked us to undertake a review of cycle routes and facilities in Calcot, Tilehurst, Purley, Theale and Pangbourne. The purpose is to identify potential improvements in […]
Continue ReadingThe Reading Cycle Campaign’s annual cycle census counts the number of cyclists entering 27 key junctions during the morning rush hour (7:30 – 9:00am). The census has taken place on […]
Continue ReadingAt just after 6.15pm on 25th February last year, Mr Michael Mason was cycling north on Regent Street to the north of Oxford Circus in London. Mr Mason was hit […]
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