I’m pleased to see this fellow’s GoFundMe page doing so well. It’s nearly up to £40,000 after just […]
Category Archive: Cycling
Last week the West London Borough of Chelsea and Kensington, one of the wealthiest in the country, voted […]
High streets in Britain are in decline. People say this is due to online shopping and this is […]
Earlier this year I applied for and received funding for the Aberdeen Cycle Forum to commission two visualisations […]
I’ve had the very great pleasure of testing a Tern GSD – an electric cargo bike – for […]
Tomorrow Aberdeen will be having a mass bike ride in protest of the lack of cycling infrastructure in […]
It was a hot weekend and since my bike, Hoss, is a convertible we went out on Saturday […]
The Aberdeen Cycle Forum is organising a mass bike ride on Sunday 28th April at 11am, starting from […]
Last week, on behalf of the Aberdeen Cycle Forum, I launched a design competition for a cycle path […]
I love our Saturday bike rides to Highland Dance for Elizabeth followed by lunch at Newton Dee. My […]
Elizabeth has been off school sick this week and not wanting to make her walk to school each […]
I helped organise an air pollution event in Aberdeen yesterday. This was a joint initiative of the Aberdeen […]
We had a fantastic day today. I’m on holiday and this morning I handed over one of the […]
I want to demonstrate a similarity I’ve noticed between racism and bias against cyclists. Have you ever noticed […]
They say you can’t cycle in the rain. Well poop to them because that’s exactly what we did […]
This week as I walking home from school I saw a mother crossing the road with her young […]
I can’t resist temptation. Buy me a block of chocolate and I’ll eat the whole thing in one […]
The demonstration organised by Aberdeen Cycle Forum and members last Sunday was a huge success. It’s the third […]
Last month I stumbled across an article from 2006 called Induced traffic. Again. And again. And again. It […]
You might have seen headlines recently about the worst cycling event ever where event planners for the AWPR […]
