Last modified on Mon 7 Oct 2019 Roger Hallam, 52, organic farmer from Wales and XR co-founder Hallam was arrested in 2017 for criminal damage when he and another person spray-painted “Divest from oil and gas”, “Now” and “Out of time” on walls at King’s College London, using water-soluble chalk-based paint. Both were cleared of […]

In a week where the government has proudly said it will fund £13m for bikeability training in a press release that as usual just drones on about cycling being a good thing I am still looking at tumbleweeds rolling past on design guidance. For a rounded rant about the lack of funding for cycling infrastructure,

Escalating pressure from investors is pushing airlines to address environmental concerns, according to the International Air Transport Association (Iata), which acknowledged that the trend toward “flight-shaming” could weigh on the industry’s future growth. Speaking at a conference in London where airlines vied to demonstrate plans to decarbonise, Iata said the climate was now “top of

The city just approved a plan to redesign Market Street, making it safer for pedestrians, adding protected bike lanes, and eliminating private vehicles to help speed up buses and lower the injury count on the street. San Francisco’s Market Street, which leads from the city’s iconic Ferry Building through the financial district and past shops,

City-wide Met police operation begins to clear Trafalgar Square and other protest sites Mon 14 Oct 2019 Police have banned Extinction Rebellion protests from continuing anywhere in London, as they moved in almost without warning to clear protesters who remained at the movement’s camp in Trafalgar Square. The Metropolitan police issued a revised section 14

Hayley Everett11 October, 2019 The Government has admitted that funding per head in England must double if it is to reach its cycling target by 2025, TransportNetwork reports. The Government’s Cycling and Walking Investment strategy set an aim of doubling cycling ‘stages’ from 800 million in 2013 to 1.6 billion in 2025, however ‘interim results’

4 October, 2019 Construction work on a new five kilometre Cycleway between Hackney and Westferry in east London is set to begin this winter, TfL has announced. In May, TfL invited people to have their say on the plans, which propose to reduce danger to people walking and cycling in the area and add two

Jonathon Harker9 October, 2019 Article by Laura Laker If only there were more potential cycling customers out there… In fact, 33% of disabled people are keen on cycling. CI.N investigates the potentials and the newly revamped Guide to Inclusive Cycling with one of the leading charities in the sector… There are two common myths about