Next East Midlands Cyclists’ Forum meeting in Nottingham on Sat 18 Oct. at 10.00 (part of Pedals 35th birthday celebrations) As part of the celebrations for Pedals 35th birthday this year we are hosting the next East Midlands Cyclists’ Forum on Saturday 18 October. This will be in the upstairs room of the Trent Bridge […]
Updated info on the Citycard Bikes
You can find more information about the Citycard Cycle Hub, including the latest City Council leaflet here.
Pedals presses for urgent campaign to spread tram tracks safety advice for cyclists
Following a recent spate of accidents with cyclists slipping on the new tram tracks Pedals is pressing for an urgent campaign to give good advice to cyclists on how best to minimise the risk of slipping with tram tracks.
Cycle Live Nottingham 2014
Sustrans Schools Nottingham Spring Newsletter
Find attached below a copy of the Sustrans School Spring Newsletter for Nottingham. This edition includes news on:
- Sneinton St. Stephens C of E Superheroes
- Sustrans Big Shift challenge for schools
- Cycle maintenance workshops at Big Wood and Nottingham Emmanuel Schools
- Cycle Shelter Success at Fernwood School
- The Big Pedal
Free cycle training and rides in Beeston
TravelRight have a new cycle centre in BEESTON!
Free training and rides every Wednesday and Saturday (adult and families).
Swap a lock – Reduce the risk of bike theft
Swap a lock Reduce the risk of bike theft
Simply bring your old bike lock to a Swap a Lock session and exchange it for a FREE high standard lock:
Central Police Station, North Church Street – Tuesday 6 May 12pm-2pm
Radford Road Police Station, Hyson Green – Wednesday 7 May 12pm-2pm
St Ann’s Police Station, St Ann’s Well Road – Thursday 8 May 12pm-2pm
Clifton Police Station, Farnborough Road, Clifton – Friday 9 May 12pm-2pm
Life Cycle 4 – Sunday 31 August 2014
Life Cycle 4: Go the extra mile for Children’s Brain Tumour Research
Cycling for All Events 2014
From Ridewise Cycling For All with poster and dates attached below:
"Our next Cycling for All event is this Sunday 20th April.
City’s 4th Bridge
The leader of Gedling Borough Council, Cllr. John Clarke, has reopened discussion on a 4th bridge over the Trent using congestion and the local economy as the basis of his arguments. The article below, which will appear in the Nottingham Post on Friday 31st January, argues that the health of the local population is of paramount importance and that all three factors –health, congestion and the local economy– can best be served by a pedestrian/cycling bridge. 