Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Sunday 11th of November 2012
We all knew cycle safety would be on the front pages this week - with the Times's #cyclesafe campaign being given renewed impetus - making the Guardian jealous and impressing Cyclists in the City.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Sunday 21st of October 2012
Well, we thought we knew what the bike blogosphere would be abuzz with this week, what with the Copenhagenize event in Kensington last week, two Going Dutch conferences in Bristol and London and the CTC conference announcing its shift from its
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Sunday 14th of October 2012
With conference season past and more austerity on the way, where else should we turn to but cycling to save us all? After all the evidence is stacking up that bike lanes on busy streets are good for business - if only because you're not trapped in your car and can go shopping.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Sunday 7th of October 2012
We value your opinion here at the GB Cycle Embassy and we'd like to ask you what you think about the Bike Blog roundup - too many links? Not enough bike racing articles, or pictures of girls in high heels? Should we write the whole thing in comic sans? Please get your input in to us by, oh yesterday, and we'll go right ahead and keep on doing what we're doing anyway.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Sunday 23rd of September 2012
Hello and welcome to the week when the Government's latest £80,000 cycling safety campaign - 'people should be nice to each other' met with more or less universal derision - it was nice to see the CTC in full agreement w
Posted by Mark Treasure on Monday 17th of September 2012
The Cycling Embassy of Great Britain has long made the case that cycle tracks, and space for cycling more generally, should not be seen through the prism of getting cyclists out of the way of motorists, but rather as part of a strategy of humanising and civilising our towns and cities.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Sunday 16th of September 2012
Well, we thought we'd got all the hating out of the way last week but it seems not as the rantings of a driving instructor get Dave McCraw thinking, the Cycling Lawyer sums up why he can stomach lawyer jokes but not anti-cyclist ones and an open letter to
