Search Results for: UKIP

Tipper truck and cyclists (copyright Simon MacMichael)

UKIP pledge to scrap lorry driver training would harm road safety, says HGV operator

Doing away with CPC means lorry firms "will simply not be evolving" says O'Donovan director

Cycle funding is discriminatory says UKIP candidate

Argues that just because Newcastle Council have received a £10m grant ‘they don’t have to spend it’

Dorking Olympic sculpture below Box Hill (copyright Simon MacMichael)

Move Box Hill cycling events to Uxbridge, says Mole Valley UKIP candidate

Paul Oakley blames Boris Johnson for growth in sportives – and wants them moved to mayor’s likely parliamentary seat

UKIP candidates blame immigrants for clogging up cycle lanes and threaten police crackdown on cyclists

Anti-cycling UKIP councillor appears confused about MPs' powers

UKIP leaflet says cyclists should stick to pavements

Parliamentary candidate in Leicestershire also says jobless should have driving licences taken away

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UKIP slams Cambridge plans to spend money on Tour de France “parties”

Anti-Europe politicians oppose spending taxpayers's money on celebrations for taxpayers

UKIP Cambridge candidate: “if everybody cycled, there would be no roads to ride on”

Peter Burkinshaw, UKIP candidate for East Chesterton, displays contempt for cyclists and interesting grasp of how taxation works

Reform-led council and local students opens new Station Link cycle route in Corby

From the party that brought you ‘cycle lanes are a waste of money’: Reform UK council hails “excellent” new bike path, celebrating “safer and greener environment for everyone”

“The area is helping to foster healthier lifestyle choices in more accessible pathways for walking and cycling,” a Reform planning chief said after the new cycle lane was opened – despite some residents complaining about traffic disruption

Polling Station (Flickr Creative Commons – Simon Clayson)

General Election 2024 — What do the main parties promise for cycling and active travel?

We take a detailed look at what the manifestos say for cycling, walking and issues such as LTNs and 20mph zones

David Millar outside the Barrowland Ballroom, 2014 Commonwealth Games time trial, Glasgow (credit: Delph Wynd Daily)

Get your rocks off (by bike): Researchers encourage gig-goers to cycle by creating active travel and music map of Glasgow

By linking the bike lane to the mosh pit, the University of Glasgow’s Professor Matt Brennan hopes the Glasgow Music City map can inform conversations about how the city’s cultural life can align with its sustainable transport planning