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Design Flaws that have me Floored
Daisey Wallis Daisey Wallis

Design Flaws that have me Floored

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

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Tale of Two Tyres
Beck Baker Beck Baker

Tale of Two Tyres

Our ride was abruptly stopped one morning when we found the shared cycle/footway at on the edge of Worcester city littered with thorns from a recently cut hedge.

Other cyclists using this safe route for their commute / ride to school suffered multiple punctures and disruption to their journey.

We call for better communication between Highways and landowners to ensure any works affecting pedestrian and cycle infrastructure are carried out to a high standard and that users aren’t forgotten.

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The Joy and The Fear
Rob Collier Rob Collier

The Joy and The Fear

A reflection on the contrast between the joy of Bike Buses and the fear/rage at being close passed after volunteering on a Bike Bus

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Footloose and car-free
Sam Underwood Sam Underwood

Footloose and car-free

Some handy tips and tricks for anyone thinking of reducing their car use, from a household that is now car-free.

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Taking a bike on-board a train should be easier
James James

Taking a bike on-board a train should be easier

Wouldn’t it be nice if taking your bike with you on the train wasn’t such a hassle? Let’s take a look at how our local operators cater to cyclists and see what we can learn from how other countries and rail operators within the UK offer services to cyclists.

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The Transformative Power of E-bikes
Sam Underwood Sam Underwood

The Transformative Power of E-bikes

E-bikes can transform how we get about by extending the uses of our two-wheeled companions. Through local e-bike loan schemes, residents are able to give them a go for free.

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