Camcycle and Enterprise Car Club unite to help members build a sustainable transport future

Camcycle has joined with Enterprise Car Club in a partnership which offers reciprocal benefits to the members of each organisation in order to support an increase in sustainable travel. Camcycle is offering existing Enterprise Car Club members a 20% reduction on individual and household memberships and Enterprise is offering Camcycle members a year’s car club
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‘Inaction is a political choice’: Camcycle statement on the Sustainable Travel Zone, September 2023

Following recent political annoucements from the Liberal Democrats and Labour parties that imply that current proposals for a Sustainable Travel Zone in Cambridge are unlikely to proceed, Camcycle has released this statement ahead of the meeting of the Greater Cambridge Partnership Joint Assembly.

“Inaction is a political choice that will have a detrimental impact on


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Camcycle trustees respond to the publication of the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s Sustainable Travel Zone report

Camcycle’s Board of Trustees remains committed to our charity’s core remit of more, better and safer cycling for the public benefit of people in our region. Our vision is of a thriving and sustainable place with cleaner, greener and safer streets where people are enabled to walk, wheel and cycle for more journeys. This would
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Camcycle places third ghost bike in a call for ‘road peace’ in Cambridgeshire

On Thursday 18 May, Camcycle placed a ‘ghost bike’ at the site on Oakington Road near Girton where 14-year old Isla Cochrane was killed last year. The bike was surrounded by white doves in solidarity with the annual week of action by the charity RoadPeace, which campaigns for ‘Vision Zero’, a project that seeks to
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Trustee news: Spring 2023

Karl Fenlon appointed as new Treasurer

Karl FenlonThe Camcycle Board of Trustees is delighted to announce that they have co-opted Karl Fenlon as the charity’s new Treasurer. Karl brings with him a wealth of experience in governance and financial strategy and hopes to use his corporate experience to bring a new perspective to the Camcycle team.
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Generous donors raise £18,926 for Camcycle’s work to remove barriers to cycling

£18,926 raised to remove barriers to cyclingCamcycle would like to thank residents across Cambridgeshire who have helped us raise a huge £18,926 via the Big Give Christmas Challenge, a national match-funding campaign supporting over 1,000 charities across the UK. A new Camcycle record was set in 2022, as 100 individual donors made a contribution, in addition to match funds provided
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Camcycle needs your support to remove barriers to cycling in 2023

A picture of a chicane barrier with the Big Give Christmas Challenge logo overlaidCamcycle is delighted to be taking part in the 2022 Big Give Christmas Challenge, the seasonal match-funding campaign that supports over 1,000 charities across the UK. This year, the local charity is raising money for a campaign to remove barriers to cycling, enabling more people of all ages and abilities to ride for their everyday
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Initial statement on proposals for a Sustainable Travel Zone

Camcycle supports proposals for a Sustainable Travel Zone in Cambridge. Reducing car journeys* by 50% would be a positive step towards a city and region that is focused on people, rebalancing our streets in favour of sustainable transport choices that will protect local communities now and in the future.

A majority of residents would like
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Take local action this Earth Day to have a global impact on climate

Earth Day 2022: A street including a bicycle with the caption 'Invest in our planet'Local charity Camcycle wants Cambridgeshire residents to take action on Earth Day, Friday 22 April, and play their part in building the sustainable region of the future. The Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Independent Commission on Climate has highlighted that our region is at high risk from the changing climate through flooding, heatwaves and water shortages, but
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