Chair of Trustees, Dr Alison Hill, reflects on such an extraordinary year and looks ahead to 2021.

At the Bikeability Trust, we support active travel initiatives that help encourage children and adults to cycle more often and more safely.

Emily Cherry, our Executive Director, shares her thoughts on Bike to School Week in her latest blog post

Schools across the UK are invited to take part in the 2020 Bike to School Week, running from 28 September to 2 October.

The Bikeability Trust is pleased to be working with Frog Bikes to provide high quality children’s bicycles which are specifically designed with children in mind.

The Bikeability Trust welcomes the Prime Minister’s vision for “free cycling training for everyone who wants it," as detailed in the Department for Transport's Vision for Cycling and Walking.

Read about planned changes to Bikeability training due to Covid-19, Bike Week (6-14 June 2020), the national Bikeability Awards winners, and hints and tips to help you get out cycling as summer arrives. 

Bike Week takes place from 6-14 June 2020. It’s a time to remind ourselves of all the positives that riding a bike can bring, including our own health and well-being, the theme of this year’s event. Get involved, set yourself a challenge, go out and enjoy cycling!  Tell your friends, colleagues and family about Bike Week too. 

Whilst the UK is still under lockdown, many organisations are producing useful helpful resources for families around cycling and road safety.

Our partner, Healthy Futures is providing a series of online resources to help children stay fit and healthy at home including daily exercise videos. Sign up here

Read about the latest funding investment announcement, how you can pledge to cycle more in 2020, and some top tips to start cycling this Spring.

The Bike Life report, published by the charity Sustrans and 12 major cities and urban areas, found more than one in two (55%) of residents agreed with the statement that there are too many people driving in their area.