Reading Cycle Campaign is a voluntary organisation that campaigns for better facilities for cyclists in Reading and surrounding areas.
2010 Cycle Strategy Action Plan
Reading Borough Council's Cycling Strategy sets out goals to promote cycle training and improve cycle facilities on a designated network of routes. The document 'Cycling Strategy Progress and Action 2010' gives an overview of the Council's progress and actions in 2009/10 and its plans for 2010/11. The document was presented to the Traffic Management Advisory Panel in January 2010. Download the document here
Cycle Liasion Meeting Minutes now available
We have the minutes from the previous 5 meetings available here
RCC Forum
We now have a discussion forum on our website, select the menu option on the left to access.
Reading Cycle Map
UPDATED Reading Cycle Map available on our site
Phone Number Change
Please note that our contact number has now changed to 0845 467 0 457
Cycle Liaison Group Meetings
The Reading Cycle Campaign meets with leading councillors and RBC transport officers every 3 months (April, July, October, January) to discuss cycling issues in Reading. Topics discussed recently have included the new Reading cycle map, branding of cycle routes and the use of cycle audits for new highway schemes, as well as plans for specific junction works such as the signalisation of Norcot roundabout. For further information or suggestions contact us via RBC mail address.
Crap Cycle Lanes
A book published by Warrington Cycle Campaign features (probably) 50 worst cycle lanes in Britain. Local authorities are named and shamed, Reading (the very short Oxford Road cycle lane) has one entry in this book. You can get this book at Amazon or Eye books.
Winter 2010