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London Cycling Campaign's staff and hundreds of volunteers should be feeling extremely proud of themselves.  Not only did they pre...

Yesterday was Mother's Day here in the UK, and it got me to thinking about Mums who cycle, and Mums who don't.  There's some...

When monitoring trends, sociologists and marketeers like to talk about "early adopters".  They mean the people who first have the ...

If you close your eyes and picture the Women's Institute you'll come up with one of two images; old ladies singing "Jerusalem...

Last Friday the City of London's historic Smithfield meat market played host to the first City Cycle Style event.  Bike manufacturers, ...

The world's cycle blogs have been awash with fantastic cycle advocacy films recently, so I thought I'd post a little round-up of som...

To mark International Women's Day I joined the London Cycle Campaign's led ride around London in glorious sunshine over the weekend,...

That megalithic cavern of fast fashion for bright young things, Topshop, is a real friend of the bicycle it seems. Last year they famously ...

Cycling in the UK has a serious problem, and it’s one that’s not going to go away unless it is addressed head-on. Until then there can be no...

Cycling in London is not a dangerous activity. Contrary to popular belief not all drivers are trying to run us off the road, and not all cy...

I'm a big fan of the range of cycle chic blogs out there, the most popular of which must be Copenhagen Cycle Chic  - not because they ma...