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Campaigning Consultations Front page articles (current) 

The Highway Code review: helmets and high-vis, a dangerous obsession

By Matthew Danish

Cyclists on the busway cycleway. Image: Klaas BrumannThe government has recently launched a new cycling strategy called Gear Change to achieve a long-term shift towards many more people cycling in England. As part of that announcement, the government has also kicked off a review of changes to the Highway Code. There are many welcome things about this effort,
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AGM report

Thanks to everyone who attended our AGM last night, and thanks to our speaker Cllr Martin Curtis. A full report will be in the next Newsletter, but here is a brief summary:
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Campaigning 

Helmet Bill

A bill concerning compulsion (rather than the use of helmets per se) was debated by a small number of MPs and returns on 18th June but is apparently unlikely to receive any parliamentary time. The Department for Transport has responded with its views, stating “Our position remains that compulsion at current wearing rates would
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Helmet Bill

Less than 40 MPs turned up on 23rd April to consider a proposed new law that would make it an offence for anyone aged under-16 to cycle unless wearing a helmet. The bill concerns compulsion rather than the use of helmets per se. See our letter against this bill and MPs’ responses … The Bill
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Helmet Bill: helmets to be made compulsory? – PLEASE WRITE NOW

On April 23rd, Parliament will consider a proposed new law that would make it an offence for anyone aged under-16 to cycle unless wearing a helmet. The bill concerns compulsion rather than the use of helmets per se. Please contact your MP giving your views. See our letter and MPs’ responses …
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