For more, better and safer cycling in and around Cambridge
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Each year, our charity makes a difference to those who work, live and travel in and around the city of Cambridge. Many of the cycling facilities such as paths, lanes, cycle parks and bridges would not exist without the campaigning of our dedicated team of staff and volunteers.
We continue to work closely with local politicians, businesses and other organisations to represent the views of cyclists in Cambridge and to create a healthy, sustainable and congestion-free city. Read more about what we do, or join today and become one of over 1,500 members.
Camcycle welcomed Dr Nik Johnson (Labour and Co-operative Party) and Cllr Aidan Van de Weyer (Liberal Democrat) to answer viewers’ questions on cycling-related issues at our hustings event on Tuesday 6 April, 2021. The Conservative candidate and incumbent, James Palmer declined the invitation to attend.
Candidates introduced themselves and talked about their personal experiences of cycling before answering questions on topics including connecting rural communities, embedding active travel in new developments, cycle theft, reducing car traffic, school streets, e-scooters, the CAM metro concept and tackling climate change.
The next Camcycle meeting will be held online on Tuesday 4 May, when we’ll be joined by a guest speaker from Voi talking about the e-scooter and e-bike scheme currently being trialled in Cambridgeshire.
Links to more information
Camcycle’s election survey
Responses to our 2021 will be published soon – keep an eye on this page to find out what candidates for local election in your area are saying about active travel.
