The city's transport chief says the heatwave won't impact work on Valley Gardens - although it may make it go

Cyclists are calling for improvements to a cycle lane next to the A27 between Brighton and Lewes.

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Copenhagen, the bicycle-friendliest place on the planet, publishes a biannual Bicycle Account, and buried in its pages is a rather astonishing fact.

One in five people in Flanders commuted by bike and received compensation last year, but this figure is significantly lower in Brussels and Wallonia.

In June, Transport Action Network won a historic victory in the Court of Appeal, the most significant case for active travel in English legal history. Following this, the government is consulting on a...

This Wednesday, November 5, a mass cycle ride, or ‘bike train’, will roll out from the Level in central Brighton to Lewes for Bonfire Night.

Community First Responders (CFRs) are saddling up to take SECAmb’s latest innovation off-road to improve patient care.

Climate Emergency UK, along with the help of over 260 volunteers, created the Council Climate Action Scorecards to measure actual climate action from all UK councils and hold them to account. We're p...

Children and adults took to the city's streets as part of a mass cycle ride.

Goring shared use path consultation - find out more about the proposals and have your say ...

Exclusive: Unprecedented move to focus initially on helping children to walk, cycle or scoot to school safely Twelve of England’s regional mayors have signed up to an unprecedented plan to create a “national active travel network”, focusing initially on helping children to walk, cycle or scoot to school safely. The scheme, which involves all non-London regional mayors other than one from Reform UK, is intended to fit into wider efforts to devolve transport planning, working with Active Travel England (ATE) to implement schemes they think would help their area. Tracy Brabin (Labour) of West Yorkshire. Paul Bristow (Tory) of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Andy Burnham (Labour) of Greater Manchester. Luke Campbell (Reform UK) of Hull and East Yorkshire. Oliver Coppard (Labour) of South Yorkshire. Helen Godwin (Labour), the West of England mayor. Ben Houchen (Tory) of Tees Valley. Kim McGuinness (Labour), the North East mayor. Richard Parker (Labour) of the West Midlands. Steve Rotheram (Labour), the Liverpool City Region mayor. David Skaith (Labour) of York and North Yorkshire. Claire Ward (Labour), mayor of the East Midlands. Continue reading...

Chief medical officer for England urges people to set media cliches aside to focus on health benefits of physical activity Culture war-based coverage of cycling based on stereotypes of middle-aged men in Lycra could harm the nation’s health because it shifts focus away from the people and communities who benefit from physical activity, Chris Whitty has said. Speaking a day before the launch of the NHS’s 10-year-health plan, which is expected to focus heavily on prevention, Whitty, the chief medical officer for England, called for people to set aside media cliches and instead focus on “data which nobody can dispute”. Continue reading...