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Cycling City, Cycling Towns

England's first Cycling City and eleven new Cycling Towns are set to receive the largest investment in cycling the country has ever seen.

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Cycling England's flagship award scheme, teaching children to cycle safely and responsibly.

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Farewell Note from Cycling England

Cycling England is just about to celebrate its sixth anniversary. Set up by the Transport Secretary, Alistair Darling, in March 2005 with a budget of £5 m. pa, and a team of two we have come a long way

Posted on 29th March 2011

New Home for Cycling England’s Online Resources

Starting on 1st April a range of guidance notes, case studies, reports and

Posted on 29th March 2011

Local Sustainable Transport Fund

The Department for Transport has announced £560 million for a Local Sustainable Transport Fund, which will be available from 2011-15. Guidance on how local authorities

Posted on 2nd March 2011

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