Cycle Derby are offering free one-to-one cycle training to build your confidence, as well as a wealth of information to get you started including detailed route planners to get you to your destination as quickly and confidently as possible. More details here
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Cycling Job Opportunities in Brussels with European Cyclists’ Federation
Five new job vacancies at the ECF’s Brussels Office! They are looking for: Fiscal and Economic Policy Officer ECF Urban Mobility & Cities Policy Officer Project Officer Office Assistant ECF EuroVelo Project Assistant Please go here to read more details of the jobs.
Closed Cycle Circuit Planning Meeting – Thursday 6th Feb 5pm
Thanks for all the support you’ve already provided for the Derby Closed Cycle Circuit. The final stages of making this happen are now approaching with the City Council’s planning committee meeting this Thursday to decide on the application. To show the level of support for the proposals, we’d like as many supporters as possible to… Continue reading Closed Cycle Circuit Planning Meeting – Thursday 6th Feb 5pm
Closed Cycle Circuit – your support is needed
The planning application for the proposed Closed Cycle Circuit beside the Multi-Sports Arena in Pride Park is currently under consideration and, to maximise the chances of a positive outcome, it is important that as many people as possible add their support. The online consultation period has now ended but, until the 3rd Feb (5pm), you… Continue reading Closed Cycle Circuit – your support is needed
Proposed Darley Abbey to Duffield route
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Changing Places Day
A great event on Wednesday 30th October, 10:30am to 3:00pm with an emphasis on making HGV drivers and cyclists more aware of one another. Lots of events and cycling related stalls in the shadow of the new velodrome on Pride Park. Cycle there, ride on a pop-up velodrome or watch the off-road show; sit in… Continue reading Changing Places Day
Carrying Goods by Cycle
As it currently stands, almost 100% of goods transport within cities is done by motorised vehicles, ranging from personal cars to commercial lorries. Light goods are often transported over very short distances by heavy vehicles. Individuals often use their car in the same way, despite the fact that every second trip in urban areas is… Continue reading Carrying Goods by Cycle
Government reported road casualties
The Government has released figures on road casualties for the period up to 2012. Generally casualties are reducing apart from for pedal cyclists. The report and associated tables can be found here A summary table from the report (below) shows increased numbers of pedal cyclists killed or seriously injured (KSI) over last year and over… Continue reading Government reported road casualties
City of London Agrees Total 20mph Limits for All Roads
The City of London today voted for a 20mph limit for all roads. The square mile’s landmark vote will raise safety and the quality of life for thousands working in, or visiting, London’s financial hub. Now just to get the same agreed in Derby! More information at this link
Derwent Valley cycle path (north of Derby)
During the recent Parliamentary debate on Cycling (2nd Sept), local MP Pauline Latham called for “some funding to enable the extension of the proposed cycleways down through the world heritage site, via the historic mills at Belper, Milford and Darley Abbey, to the Silk Mill museum in Derby”. This comment was referring to the already… Continue reading Derwent Valley cycle path (north of Derby)
