The bursary scheme for members of CTC and British Cycling affiliated clubs is now closed, as we have reached our 40 applicant target. Many thanks to all those who applied; we hope that lots of new people are introduced to … Continue reading →

Since the opening in August, the new trails have been really popular and we’ve seen plenty of people enjoying them. We await those first cycle counter results with eager anticipation! The bike hire centre, Pedalabikeaway, has recently changed hands so development … Continue reading →

To celebrate 2011 as the International Year of Forests, the Forestry Commission is putting on Forest Discovery Day events all over the country on Sunday 11 September. You can meet ’s newest member of the team at the … Continue reading →

Development of the interactive map is going well, as we prepare for the launch next month. We’re currently testing the map with our project partners and working out any gremlins, but thus far things are progressing well. Information on the … Continue reading →

The construction of the cycle trails in Leigh Woods near Bristol is now 50% complete, and some of the technical features have also been completed. The contractor Clixby’s has been very pleased with the quality of the materials and the build … Continue reading →

The cycle counter at Ashton Court Estate near Bristol has been doing overtime since it was installed in mid June. In just six weeks it clocked up a staggering 30,146 passes – that’s an average of 412 cyclists per day … Continue reading →

We are delighted to welcome Angela Proctor as our new Hub Delivery Manager for Plymbridge and North Cornwall trailhubs. Angela has worked for the Environment Agency for the last 5 years, most recently on coastal flood and … Continue reading →

The final designs for the cafe at our Plymbridge Trailhub have now been drawn up, so here’s a little taster of what we hope to bring you. The planning application was submitted in July, and it is anticipated there will be … Continue reading →

The survey of the cycle-legal rights of way in the 14 Protected Landscapes has reached its first major milestone, as Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks are now complete. The surveyors are now moving on to the Areas of Outstanding Natural … Continue reading →