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The National Trust recently launched a ‘Cyclists Welcome’ project, led by the Trust’s active travel advocate Zsolt Schuller. The project aims to make cycling to Trust properties easier and more […]
Continue ReadingThe National Trust recently launched a ‘Cyclists Welcome’ project, led by the Trust’s active travel advocate Zsolt Schuller. The project aims to make cycling to Trust properties easier and more […]
Continue ReadingCaversham Visually Impaired Pedallers Ride Tandem, Change Lives Imagine the joy of cycling open roads, feeling the breeze, and sharing that freedom with someone who otherwise couldn’t experience it. That’s […]
Continue ReadingA Marathon, not a Sprint When we originally planned March’s Reading Kidical Mass ride, we hadn’t realised it coincided with the Reading half marathon. This was an interesting situation for […]
Continue ReadingDear RCC members The theme of this newsletter is ‘Get out on your bike’, which is part of the founding mission of the RCC we have been promoting for over […]
Continue ReadingSit outside the Fisherman’s Cottage in Reading with a pint on a sunny Sunday and you’ll often spot cyclists passing on the canal-side path, bikes laden like pack mules. Look […]
Continue ReadingAfter years of talking about it, they finally did it! On the morning of 6 April, three of them — John, Paul, and Mike — set off from Aldermaston Wharf […]
Continue ReadingElectric scooters, electric bikes, power tools, laptops and phones all contain batteries. These contain substantial amounts of energy and are all capable of failing in a manner of ways, causing […]
Continue ReadingHow do you feel now that there are less food couriers on the roads? The non-throttle electric bikes have been an interesting debate point in many of our committee meetings. […]
Continue ReadingThe Reading Cycle Campaign started out in late 1982 and the cost of annual membership at that time was £3. Remarkably, the membership fee has not increased since that time […]
Continue ReadingWho Needs a Sleigh? Neither flood nor frost was going to stop Santa from keeping the most important event in his calendar (apart from Christmas Eve, of course) – the […]
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