Dear RCC members Since the last newsletter, RBC, in conjunction with the Community Safety Partnership, have announced that they are planning to introduce Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) into the […]
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In our last newsletter (Summer 2025) our Chairman Joe Edwards wondered whether we should campaign for regular testing of drivers to try to improve road safety. At the time of […]
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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 […]
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Caversham 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 […]
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The Summer 2025 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 about: Get […]
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Active Travel Task and Finish Group RBC is setting up a Task and Finish Group to review the success (or otherwise) of the Council’s Active Travel schemes and look at […]
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The West Berkshire Cycle Forum met on Wednesday 16 April. The next Forum will be on Wednesday 24 September. If there are any matters you would like raised at the […]
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Speed limit changes Wokingham Borough Council has approved significant changes to speed limits and parking restrictions on major roads across the borough. These changes were approved by the new executive […]
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A 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 […]
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Dear 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 […]
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