In memory of Jim Pantall who died 2nd April 2025. Miss you, Jim

We reached out to Worcester’s Bike Bus volunteers, the folks who really know this city and asked them about their go-to places, the hidden gems they always recommend to friends. This guide is a result of their collective wisdom and local expertise.

Bike Worcester’s musings on Kepax Bridge (spoiler; we love it).

However bits either side of the bridge are not so good (don’t get us started on the attractive riverside figure of eight route for walking and cycling), so what’s the plan to provide improvements to the network to maximise Kepax’s impact in enabling and encouraging more journeys on foot and by bike?

This blog is a rolling tally of Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs) reported on by the Worcester News in 2025. We’ll try to only have a single link to multiple crashes (there are often multiple articles) and will endeavour to not count any reports on historical crashes that are now in court; but please point out any errors and we’ll try and correct. Each image should link to the Worcester News article.

A round up of Bike Worcester’s many activities on the 8th March.

From a celebration of International Women’s Day, to a Repair Cafe, to a Cycle Jumble, BW volunteers were out and about in and around the City this weekend.

Join us at the Women led Critical Mass ride on Saturday 15th March at 10:15 from Cafe Viaduct (all welcome).

A tale of stolen bike bits and the importance of secure cycle storage and joined up policing, in a city that can lack both.

Katie Collier gives an overview of our Kidical Mass rides - what they are, why we run them and what to expect on the day

Bike Worcester activist, Daisey, gives a candid review of the implications of poor cycling infrastructure in Worcester. In short: sweat, blood and tears.

A Valentine’s Day special on Desire lines and why they shouldn’t be ignored! Give the people what they want.

Danny B shares his perspective a recent visit to Worcester Magistrates Court as prosecution witness for a reported close pass.

Bike Bus leader Rosie shares some of the reasons why helping families cycle on the school run is awesome!