photo Over a million Londoners already live in areas where the default speed limit will be 20mph
A citywide 20mph speed limit in Bristol's residential streets has come closer to being a reality after the council's draft transport plan...
photo Decisions on whether to spend money on cycle training is now devolved to your local council
Now's the time for London cyclists to tell their borough if they think not enough of their taxes are being allocated to cycling.
Borough spendi...
photo Cyclists are lobbying for the continuation of considerate cycling rights along the South Bank
The charity Wheels For Wellbeing has complained to Lambeth Council after a lady with a disability was ordered off her mobility tricycle on the...
photo Chas Wishere Click the photo above or follow the link to see the evening in all its photographic glory
Over 150 cyclists celebrated Burns Night in the far Highlands of Hackney, toasting the works of Scottish bard Robbie Burns, and rai...
photo Public and private initiatives to increase cycle commuting are being hit by council budget cuts
It's vital that cyclists make their views known to local government as sustainable travel planners across the UK are losing their jobs as co...
A student cyclist who incurred heavy financial damages during a crash would have saved thousands of pounds if he'd been an LCC member.
Gary Morgan was in a collision with an large 4wd car, which he maintains was the motorist's fault. However, wit...
photo The Tottenham Hale scheme will return over two miles of one-way streets to two way
Works have started on the A10 High Road, Haringey, which will return streets to two-way traffic, though campaigners say no enough is being done to encourag...
photo Raising bike parking standards at national and regional level is a key factor in improving availability
Transport for London is reviewing its outdated cycle parking standards, according to a Mayoral response.
Meanwhile, the Minister for ...
Video LCC says the South Bank can be shared use with considerate cycling
Cyclists who use the South Bank between Lambeth and Westminster bridges are calling for new No Cycling signs to be removed.
LCC supports a pedestrian-priority, co...
photo Matthew Thomson Roadworks in Southwark Bridge Rd ignoring Department for Transport guidance
Roadworks all over London are blocking roads and cycle routes unnecessarily, contravening Department for Transport Guidance on safety of c...
photo If you live or cycle in the City, you should respond to their LIP, as is the case for all boroughs
LCC is calling on all cyclists who ride through the City to make their views known on the Corporation's Local Implementation Plan (...
As a result of the increased casualties related to motorbikes in bus lanes, Ealing Council is to scrap the experiment, which has run since January 2009.
The council considered data from the London wide experiment on Transport for London roads and...
photo Save The Velodrome/Hopkins Architects How the new main stand in Herne Hill might look
The campaign to Save The Velodrome has set out ambitious plans to renovate the Herne Hill arena on a new website.
The campaign, organis...
photo David Garfield These tall stands designed by a local LCC member have proved a hit in Havering
LCC Havering member David Garfield’s cycle stand caused a bit of a stir when it was launched a few years ago, but has now become a favou...
photo One enthusiastic LCC member has signed up 10 of her workplace colleagues
An LCC member at the Metropolitan Police has recruited more new members than any other as part of our Double Our Voice campaign.
Carole Fell-Smith, who work...
photo Steve Rutherford Despite recent improvements to London's bike parking at stations, there's more to be done
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Network Rail, which owns and operates most major train stations in London, has told LCC that it has allocat...
Now's your chance to win one of 10 pairs of tickets to the London Bike Show.
Simply sign up one or more new member to LCC as part of our Double Our Voice campaign, and you'll be entered into the draw.
We'll be letting the winners know on...
A popular commuter cycling route along Tavistock Place is to be improved after extensive campaigning by Camden Cyclists, the local LCC group.
The improvement is at the junction of Marchmont St and Tavistock Place, part of a controversial segregat...
photo Signs like this are common in Brussels and Paris, where nearly every one-way street is two-way for cyclists
The rule that forbade local authorities from simply adding an 'except cyclists' sign to existing No Entry signs is expected to b...