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21 Nov 2025

 Following numerous requests from members, here is an update on the speculation surrounding possible changes to the Cycle to Work scheme.

18 Nov 2025

Independent retailers are warning that proposed changes to the Cycle to Work scheme risk deepening pressures already felt on the shop floor. Writing on LinkedIn just under a week ago, A&S...

17 Nov 2025

Cycling industry bodies have reacted with alarm to reports that the Government is considering re-introducing a spending cap on Cycle to Work purchases, a proposal expected to be examined as part...

13 Nov 2025

The ACT will exhibit at COREbike for the first time in 2026, further strengthening its presence across the UK cycle industry.

11 Nov 2025

Used e-bike batteries are piling up because too many suppliers are failing to meet their legal obligations and it’s time to stop being polite about it, writes ACT Director Jonathan...

7 Nov 2025

Britain's independent retailers, including those in the cycling retail sector, are calling on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to use the autumn budget to restore...

6 Nov 2025

An investigation by Cycling Electric has uncovered that major retailers including Argos, Very.co.uk, and eBay are listing products marketed as ‘electric...

29 Oct 2025

A new long-awaited cycle lane through Marylebone in London has been approved despite strong opposition from local councillors, parents and residents worried about safety and traffic impacts.

28 Oct 2025

Thousands of riders across the UK joined Cycling UK’s Glow Rides to call for safer cycling and walking routes that reflect women’s needs and experiences.

27 Oct 2025

Richmond Council’s new £664,000 cycle parking hub at Richmond Station has been met with ridicule from cyclists who say it’s inaccessible and poorly designed.

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Free webinar exclusive to ACT members on employment law compliance

Posted on in Business News , Cycles News

The ACT and legal partner WorkNest are hosting an exclusive webinar on how to remain compliant with employment law while making necessary business changes.

WorkNest ACT Webinar

With upcoming economic challenges, including National Minimum Wage increases and reduced business rates relief in April 2025, many retailers are reviewing their business models. Workforce-related adjustments, such as redundancies, contract changes, and managing sickness absence, are key considerations.

This free webinar is available to all, will take place on 12 February at 2pm and will provide practical guidance on handling these issues lawfully.

What Will Be Covered?

Hosted by WorkNest Employment Law Adviser Alice Brackenridge and ACT Director Jonathan Harrison, the session will explore:

  • Membership Benefits – How ACT members can access expert employment law advice and resources through WorkNest.
  • Redundancies – When redundancies are necessary and best practices for fair and legal implementation.
  • Changing Terms and Conditions – How to modify employment contracts while remaining compliant.
  • Sickness Absence Management – Strategies to reduce absence and tackle potential abuse of sick leave.

To register, visit WorkNest Webinar Registration.

For full details on the new partnership and to get in touch with WorkNest to discover just how much they can help your business, click the link here.

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