Posted by Mark Treasure on Monday 28th of November 2016
This week's roundup is something a bit different - a look at the good (or at least, adequate) cycling infrastructure that exists in the United Kingdom, principally focused on the designs that have been built recently, as well as some infrastructure that is about to be built.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Monday 21st of November 2016
In these grim times, let's start with a little glimmer of light this week as the UK's first Dutch roundabout is approved in Cambridge (not this one), with a few tweaks to make it more Dutch.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Monday 14th of November 2016
Well, there was no question what was going to be the biggest story this week in non-bike news but Trump's election set off plenty of ripples in the bike blogging world, with Bike Silicon Valley finding it's more important than ever for campaigns to build equality into their work and Bike Portland pointing out that this makes the US national bike summit more vital th
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Monday 7th of November 2016
This week, the courts put a major spanner in the UK government works - not just over the EU (although there is one appeal court judge who will find a warm welcome should he need a bike in Soho) but over its failure to tackle pollution.
Posted by Sally Hinchcliffe on Monday 10th of October 2016
Backlash got weird this week when a man took to a rowing machine to protest a bike lane in Ayr (no, we don't understand why either) which is now to be ripped out.
