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Jeremy Vine says council “can shove this up their exhaust pipe” while London Cycling Campaign accuses borough of prioritising drivers
"It was an incredibly challenging period in my life," the rider commented on the incident which saw them thrown from their bike, suffering multiple fractures
According to the council, there have been “many reports of people being injured or near misses” due to cyclists failing to follow diversion signs
“These figures prove the tragic death toll on our roads isn’t inevitable. They show the government could save hundreds of lives by taking more action to reduce road danger,” the charity claims
The cyclists pointed out that if it was a car they could “leave it without ever moving it”, however Bristol City Council is threatening enforcement despite positive reactions from neighbours
The council’s highways authority had already been made aware of the “badly degraded” stretch of road where the “experienced” cyclist fell and was fatally injured
Mark Harper said the government wanted to end funding for policies "that are about... banning cars or making it difficult for motorists"
Eleven local authorities have been selected for the £13.9 million government trial which will enable health workers to prescribe walking and cycling to patients
“Every single one of those killed or seriously injured when cycling each year represents a real tragedy that Stormont has effectively ignored by failing to make the necessary changes.”
Anti-cycle lane campaigners in Clevedon have welcomed the review, but are worried that the council will end up paying “lip service”
“We had a decision to make — do the scheme, put in the stairs and the ramp as an interim measure — or risk losing the funding and not do the scheme at all” says Plymouth City Council
Design of Leith Walk route built as part of Trams to Newhaven project have attracted widespread criticism and ridicule
New targets announced for growth in trips made by bike and access to Cycleway network
The Department for Transport has admitted to campaigners there is a lack of parliamentary time, although ministers may now turn attention to a private member's bill
The MP said the Government was “content to let tens of thousands of thefts go unsolved every year”, after the party’s data showed 90% of bicycle thefts were closed by police with no suspect identified
Lega politician – who in 2015 said it was “mad” to consider taxing cyclists and making them wear helmets – makes U-turn on similar measures he outlined in Parliament this week
The council has tweaked its plans to allow residents, who claimed the upcoming para-cycling time trials would “lock down Dumfries”, to access their street by car through a supermarket carpark
But manufacturers say the reforms, which also include making helmets and bike indicators mandatory, are “more about stopping the spread of bicycles than increasing safety on the roads”
Locals have blamed the council for failing to curb speeding motorists which could have saved the cyclist’s life, despite warning them five years ago
Conservative politician Mark Pawsey was backing a campaign led by his constituent, Oliver Dibsdale, who suffered a serious brain injury after falling from his bike in 2015
The government spending watchdog criticised the Department for Transport’s inability to influence the “patchy” delivery and quality of local active travel schemes
Lawyers acting for the Transport Action Network say the move bypassed legal processes and undermines climate emergency and air pollution commitments
“Suggesting that ‘Ealing is leading the way in active travel’ on the back of this initiative ignores many other barriers to cycle use”
The Conservative hopeful also said he’ll put an end to segregated bike lanes, 20mph speed limits, ULEZ, and closed streets
“Over and over again we see senior politicians and others in public life not only caught speeding, but attempting to dismiss that as an issue and often getting away with no real consequences”
“Scotland is leading the way amongst the UK nations in funding and delivery of active travel. We cannot afford to lose this momentum”
The North West Durham MP visited a Greggs HQ to see the HGVs in action, as campaigners raise concerns that the move could cost lives of cyclists and pedestrians
“I’m really fed up with the council for not looking after the roads,” said the West Sussex cyclist after she had to be rushed to the hospital
“I used my preferred method of driving by vehicle” said one Torfaen official, while another added that cycling or walking was “not practical”
Unloading restrictions introduced at The Plain, where cyclist Dr Ling Felce was killed last year