A cycle hire scheme has been launched at Norwich railway station by train operator Abellio, the operator of the Greater Anglia franchise. The scheme... continue

The Scottish Government has asked Sustrans to work with Scottish Natural Heritage and others to draw up plans for a national cycling and walking... continue

The DfT plans to set up a cross-departmental team to promote cycling initiatives. The Department makes the pledge in its response to an e-petition... continue

A Scottish judge has provoked cyclists’ anger after concluding that a cyclist’s failure to wear a helmet contributed to her death in a... continue

Westminster City Council plans to convert some of its residents’ parking bays into bicycle parking as part of a strategy to boost cycle... continue

Westminster City Council is seeking DfT permission to bring Advanced Stop Lines for cyclists closer to the pedestrian stud lines that delineate the... continue

Transport for London may cover a new cycle track on one of London’s major roads so that cyclists are protected from the rain. The Westway near... continue

Transport for London and TRL are trialling a range of cycle safety features on the test track at TRL’s Berkshire headquarters. Volunteers are... continue

Blackpool Borough Council is inviting bids to operate the town’s bike hire scheme, which was launched in 2009 but closed last November... continue

Your report about TfL trying to model cycling crossed with my last about excuses for non-action on cycling (“TfL revamps traffic modelling to... continue

Mike Ginger, Bristol BS3
Steve Melia is correct to highlight the Bristol cycling phenomenon but it is a trend that has been going on much, much longer than the Cycling City... continue

Leon Mannings, Transport policy advisor, Motorcycle Action Group (UK), London SW16
As a former news and features writer for LTT, and now as a member of the mayor of London’s Roads Task Force and Transport for London’s... continue

Matt Lovering, London, E14
I noted with wry amusement the admission from Andrew Gilligan in your current edition (‘London’s cycling commissioner admits TfL... continue

 Is the high-speed rail lobby running out of steam? We ask because the Scottish Government has just ruled out a proposal to extend the network... continue

Jonathan Bray, Pteg support unit
The last spending review gave local transport spending outside London a good hiding. Local transport lacked political clout and there were built-in... continue

Urban design consultancy the Project Centre has won the commission to improve the public realm in central Croydon following a procurement process.... continue

Phil Goodwin
The recent All Party Parliamentary Cycling Inquiry – well reviewed in the last issue of LTT – had results that will continue long past... continue

The mayor of London has opened bids on an £100m fund to turn up to four outer London boroughs into ‘mini-Hollands’. City Hall and... continue

LTT's coverage of Bedford Borough Council’s plans to improve cycle safety at a busy roundabout have sparked huge discussion on Twitter. They... continue

AA president Edmund King told the Bicycle Association’s AGM that 18 million drivers had seen potholes but failed to report them. The AA is... continue