Every two months Cycling UK members receive Cycle magazine, filled with interesting and informative articles, news and ...

At an age when most people are slowing down, Neal Porter set out to discover whether adventure was still possible for him: a ...

We were on day four (ride three) of a Saddle Skedaddle tour of Rebellion Way. The seven-day trip breaks the long-distance route – Cycling UK’s own and one of our best for getting into touring and ...

With fairy lights, glow sticks and upbeat music, you brought the joy of cycling to high streets across the country. Oyster ...

The Mahon World is an all-aluminium bike with chunky tubes and square-profile seatstays. The frame has a quick-release axle, ...

Becky was looking for a fulfilling hobby that could offer time for herself. Having a daughter with Down’s syndrome means that ...

Karen decided something needed to change, and after a sleepless night of nerves, Karen took the leap and joined the session ...

Richard learned to cycle as a child but stopped after a car accident as a teenager left him lacking the confidence to ride.

Cycling UK is dedicated to making cycling accessible, enjoyable and inclusive for everyone in East Lothian Over the years, Cycling UK has supported East Lothian communities with programmes like Health ...

Last year, thousands of people lit up the streets in 67 towns and cities across the UK as part of Cycling UK's ‘My ride. Our right’ campaign. This year, we're doing it all again, with the glow rides ...

It was cyclists not motorists who first fought for properly surfaced roads, as this abridged extract from Carlton Reid’s new book makes clear. In 1886, ten years before the arrival of motor cars, a ...