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Cyclists & Lothian Buses: audio documentary

Sound artist Emma Quayle has created and donated to Spokes an audio documentary highlighting the efforts of Lothian Buses to create greater understanding of bus/cyclist interaction… Continue reading Cyclists & Lothian Buses: audio documentary

Spokes Sunday Rides – the Social way to spend a Sunday this Summer

Spokes Sunday Ride June 3rd 2011 (Cycling around Edinburgh) from Moafaq Jamal on Vimeo.

Continue reading Spokes Sunday Rides – the Social way to spend a Sunday this Summer

Bulletin 110: Cycling after the Election

What does Scotland’s remarkable election result, with an overall SNP majority, mean for cycling as a form of transport in Scotland?? … Continue reading Bulletin 110: Cycling after the Election

Spokes Summer 2011 Competition

This year’s annual Spokes summer competition – My Cycling Solution – has been launched… Continue reading Spokes Summer 2011 Competition

Spokes Bike Breakfast – June 22

The excellent annual Spokes Bike Breakfast will be between 8-10am on Weds 22 June in the City Chamber quadrangle on Edinburgh’s High Street… Continue reading Spokes Bike Breakfast – June 22

Election debate & final actions!!

An election debate on walking/cycling investment is now available on YouTube – and there’s an easy way to email your candidates about cycling investment. Continue reading Election debate & final actions!!

Cycling in the Holyrood Manifestos

What is promised for cycling in party manifestos for the May 5th Holyrood elections??   Read on… Continue reading Cycling in the Holyrood Manifestos

Cycle commuting with kids – latest!!

The printed version of the new Spokes factsheet How to be a Cycling Family is now available – and the Bike Station is offering free training and support for local parents interested in giving family cycling a go! Continue reading Cycle commuting with kids – latest!!

Cycling England killed: final message

Cycling England disappears on 1st April 2011 under the UK government’s Bonfire of the Quangos – a tragic and ill-considered loss, casting doubt on the government’s supposed wish to grow cycle use, and on its ‘green’ agenda. Continue reading Cycling England killed: final message

Bulletin 109: transport spending out of kilter

Without a major change of policy after May’s Holyrood election, the Scottish Government will fail to meet its praiseworthy and potentially achievable target for 10% of trips to be by bike in 2020… Continue reading Bulletin 109: transport spending out of kilter