For more, better and safer cycling in and around Cambridge
Over 70 members and guests joined us for the Camcycle 2021 AGM, which was held online via Zoom. Trustees and staff reviewed 2020, shared plans for 2021 and presented the annual Camcycle awards, showing recognition to those who have worked hard for more, better and safer cycling over the last 12 months. We were also
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On 13 March we announced our immediate response to the Coronavirus pandemic including the closure of the Camcycle office and working from home arrangements for our staff.
We’ve now had time to assess our 2020 plans and re-establish our priorities which have been approved by the trustees at our 19 March trustee meeting.
We
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Our second Cambridge Festival of Cycling launched on Sunday 1 September with a social ride to Milton Country Park. Beneath sunny blue skies, a parade of around 50 cyclists made their way along the river, from Cambridge’s Market Square to the leafy surroundings of the country park in the north of the city. After stopping
This summer, Camcycle, in association with local law firm Tees, is launching CamcycleQuest, a new cycling initiative to encourage people in the Cambridge area to get on their bikes. Armed with a booklet of clues and objects to find around Cambridge, CamcycleQuest participants are encouraged to find out more about the city and explore
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This week saw the beginning of the Cambridge Festival of Cycling, which will run throughout the whole month of September.
We kicked off the Festival with our social ride to Eddington on Saturday 1 September. Earlier than morning our Communications and Community Officer, Anna Williams, and Camcycle’s first intern, Emma Pritchard, were live on BBC
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Camcycle election survey
Each year, Camcycle sends a short list of questions to each candidate standing for election to find out what they think about improving provision for cycling in Cambridge and nearby. Their responses are then published on our website to assist residents in their voting decisions.
At the time of reporting 89% of
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This year our AGM will be on December the 1st at the Friends’ Meeting House from 8pm.
This year our guest speaker will be Mikael Colville-Andersen, urban mobility expert and CEO of Copenhagenize, the go-to consultancy for bicycle culture, planning, traffic and communications. Mikael will be presenting on the topic Bicycle Urbanism by
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