Transport 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 […]
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The Winter 2022/23 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 […]
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The 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 […]
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Little has happened since my last report in September, but a number of things are worth reporting: Cycle Forum The last Forum was on 2 August and was reported in […]
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A329 Purley Rise Following meetings with the landowner, site visits and data collection, a feasibility study in respect of the Pangbourne-Purley proposed route has been drafted and is now with […]
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Woodley Cycle scheme The will it, won’t it saga continues. After the original plan for the Woodley cycleway was rejected by the town council earlier in the year, the new […]
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 […]
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The 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 […]
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I 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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Reading Cycle Festival gave riders a taste of different wheels Visitors to the Reading Cycle Festival had an opportunity to try a wide variety of bikes, including unicycles, adaptive bikes […]
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