Trains


Go West: Brompton Dock opens at Bristol Temple Meads and Exeter St Davids stations

Folder for hire also coming soon to Oxford, Reading and other locations

Tyne & Wear Metro operator rejects calls to allow trial of letting bikes on trains

If it's not a folder, you can't take it on board - but campaigners say full-size bikes okay on similar trains in Germany

House of Commons hosts National Cycle Rail Awards - here's our guide to the winners

Cyclist in Yorkshire, Merseyside and the South benefit most from efforts to promote cycle-rail provision

Yet another example of non-integrated transport

See this BBC news story...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-13437279

What I'd like to know is how he found a "conductor", seeing as I thought they were all "revenue protection officers" these days.

Train companies honoured at cycling awards

NXEA praised for cycle-friendly policies

Integrated (powered) transport

Ho hum. another day, another stick in the wheels of cycling in Bath. The much-vaunted new 'transport interchange' will, it transpires, do away with the ramp that serves the London-bound platform. So it's bikes in the lift then, or up the poky stairs with the narrow bariers at the top. Funny how when people harp on about integrated transport they're only really thinking about integrating the bits that they can make an easy buck out of. Trains. Buses. Parking spaces. Sorry, you want a what-park?