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England's first Cycling City and eleven new Cycling Towns are set to receive the largest investment in cycling the country has ever seen.
Cycling England's flagship award scheme, teaching children to cycle safely and responsibly.
Many cycle routes within Cambridge cross commons which are grazed by beef cattle all the way up to finishing weight. For the last 10 years the Local Authority has installed its own design of cattle grid on these routes, with around 30 installations now in place. The narrower spacing of the bars make them comfortable to use and particularly suitable for use on cycle routes.
Posted on 4th July 2010
What is your job or other main activity that involves cycling?
I am Bath and North East Somerset’s Cycling Champion. In this role I raise awareness of cycling in the Council area.
How long have you done that?
I have officially been Cycling Champion since May 2009, but I have been trying to get things done for a lot longer!
Where do you live?
Posted on 2nd July 2010
Charlie Kelly from Longwell Green Primary School was the lucky winner of a £200 cycle voucher as he became the 10,000th child to receive cycle training in South Gloucestershire and Bristol since Cycling City started in 2008.
Posted on 28th June 2010
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