Interview with Kat Heath
It was sometime early last year when Kat Heath got in touch with Reading Cycle Campaign looking for assistance in publicising her idea of setting up a Critical Mass style […]
Continue ReadingIt was sometime early last year when Kat Heath got in touch with Reading Cycle Campaign looking for assistance in publicising her idea of setting up a Critical Mass style […]
Continue ReadingThames Valley Police along with British Transport Police will be holding a Bike Security Marking event on Friday 17th February 2023 outside Reading Railway Station (town centre side) from 3:30-5pm. […]
Continue ReadingWokingham Borough Council (WoBC) is taking delivery of two electric cargo bikes, which can carry loads for delivery, in January. Wokingham want local businesses to trial them to see if […]
Continue ReadingThames Valley Police is looking to reunite owners with bicycles that have been recovered in Reading following a series of thefts. The bikes are believed to have been stolen from […]
Continue Reading4th of December 2022: See RCC represented by Karen Robertson on the BBC Politics South report on cycling. Watch now: BBC Politics South 4 11 2022 Cycling Report. Reflecting on […]
Continue ReadingTransport for London (TfL) has just published data from its annual Travel in London report, showing there has been a continued boom in walking and cycling in London with levels of cycling continue to exceed pre-pandemic […]
Continue ReadingThe Reading Cycle Campaign has selected the winners of the 2022’s Chairman’s Challenge photo competition: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. RCC asked competition entrants to submit examples of […]
Continue ReadingDear RCC members, My diary for the week Monday I watched the Panorama programme on the battle between drivers and cyclists Road Rage – Cars v Bikes. Some of the […]
Continue ReadingThe highlight of the last quarter for Kidical Mass Reading and Kìdical Mass Wokingham was the joint September ride. This tied in with the Reading Cycle Festival and a Europewide […]
Continue ReadingI was delighted to win RCC’s “Good” photo competition category with a picture of the Tiger crossing on Gosbrook Road. I love this crossing for three reasons: 1. Bikes are […]
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