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17 Sep 2024

UK Finance and others who form the Cash Industry Environment Charter have been discussing best practices when it comes to cash deposits, and as a result have produced a short guide on reducing...

9 Sep 2024

It is with great sadness that we bring news that Peter Stow of Stows Cycles has sadly passed away on 14th August 2024 at the age of 80.

9 Sep 2024

A new community bike partnership initiative in North Lanarkshire is aiming to help keep more people moving.

9 Sep 2024

The Association of Cycle Traders (ACT) has revealed a strategic partnership with Bikebook. Aimed at driving more business to ACT members, the partnership is also designed to equip them with...

9 Sep 2024

A bike shop, where prisoners and prison leavers can learn skills which will help them find work, has opened for business.

9 Sep 2024

Demand for bikes has soared following Britain’s strong performance in the Olympic cycling events in Paris, new research suggests.

3 Sep 2024

The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has responded to the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor for August 2024. The report, which can be downloaded here, has highlighted: 

28 Aug 2024

Bikmo, a leading cycling insurtech, and the Association of Cycle Traders (ACT), the UK’s largest and most established cycle trade membership organisation, have announced they are entering...

28 Aug 2024

E-Bike Positive, a new initiative with support from across the cycling industry, is set to equip the public with the information needed to buy safe, ride safe and charge safe while promoting and...

28 Aug 2024

Cycling Weekly has reported independent bike shops across the country continuing the call for reform of the Cycle to Work schemes in their current format and encouraged the government to help...

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Coventry cycling route reopens after £1.5m upgrade

Posted on in Business News , Cycles News

A £1.5m project to refurbish a walking and cycling route in Coventry has been completed.

Coventry

The 500m stretch of the route between the University of Warwick and Charter Avenue reopened this week, Coventry City Council said.

Dedicated cycleways and walkways have been created and improvements have been made to the public realm area next to Cannon Park shopping centre.

The work is part of a wider scheme aiming to improve access to amenities for both university students and residents living in the southern part of the city.

Councillor Jim O’Boyle said: “We are beginning to build us a really good network of top-quality segregated cycle routes – and this is important because the biggest barrier to cycling is perceived safety.”

The work has been funded by a grant awarded through the Department for Transport’s Sustrans programme, which aims to improve cycling and walking routes across the country.

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