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UK government's dismissal of cycling four decades ago contrasts with Dutch decisions of same era
Assembly Members voted to support cycling infrastructure, while a Conservative amendment seeking "geniune local support" for cycling infrastructure was voted down
Calls for rubber inserts to be put into the tracks
London's Quietways routes include busy roads shared with HGVs and narrow one-way streets made two-way for cyclists, with no protection for those on bikes, setting a "dangerous precedent", say campaigners
Family of Mark Dunk, who was killed in a lorry collision in 2010, say they can't come to terms with the Police investigation, which failed to fully investigate the crash
Plans to install bollards on the route will reduce rat running and make cycling more pleasant, but a coalition of cycling clubs say they will fight speed humps "to the death"
More than 10,000 people took party last year – but more UK cyclists needed
CTC says case highlights the need to fully investigate collisions and not just treat them as minor road traffic offences
Locals who brought complaints to High Court forced to pay £12,000 in costs
Traffic Droid now working on blurring the footage to make it suitable for YouTube
But charity says measures must be accompanied by lower speed limits and cycle lanes
A Westminster cycling debate, attended by cross-party MPs, sent a "clear message" to government, say campaigners
Greater Manchester Cycling Campaign say incident fits the definition of dangerous driving
CTC’s Cyclists’ Defence Fund currently looking into the case
Campaigners set up defence fund for those charged with cycling without a helmet
CTC calls roads investment rationale "questionable" and urges people to ask MPs to attend debate to try to reallocate existing roads fund to cycling
Cycle outreach programmes could help alter perceptions and boost support for infrastructure projects says study
Following lobbying from residents Stoke-on-Trent council will move cyclists onto shared pavement with pedestrians
Plans for the roundabout have been criticised for creating conflict and not protecting cyclists when they need it most
'Longest dispute in Scottish history' as council and landowners remain at loggerheads over route
Campaigners say this is the start of a cycling revolution for the city...and the death of Cyclesaurus
Frideswide Squre has been subject to widespread complaints by cycling groups
Steve Wheen is brightening up London's potholes with flowers and tiny wicker chairs
Members of Nepalese order raising awareness of gender equality and environmental issues
The law, though unlikely to make the statute books, is the latest in a long line of kooky rules attempted for cyclists
Campaign to buy Labour leader £475 Raleigh Criterium, in response to yesterday's Telegraph article, raised four times its target in less than 24 hours
Councillor questions how the survey was carried out
Radford died of his injuries 16 months after the incident took place
British Cycling agrees to provide most of funding to remedy defects at historic Brighton track
Twitter erupts in mirth and confusion as engineering company brands cycle route entirely blocked by barrier "successful"