
Resources
Cycling Campaign Groups
A list of groups campaigning for better cycling in the UK and on the Emerald Isle
This charity's mission is to enable millions more to cycle. They offer a range of impartial advice, guides, reviews, inspiration and routes to help you experience the joy of cycling. Cycling UK also runs community projects and manages a network of thousands of clubs, groups and events
Cycling Ulster has a mission to support and develop cyclists of all ages, disciplines and abilities, to grow membership and clubs and to advocate for safer cycling, better facilities and improved infrastructure.
Sustrans works for and with communities, helping them come to life by walkin and cycling to create healthier places and happier lives for everyone.
Sustrans is also the custodian of the National Cycle Network – the UK-wide network of over 12,000 miles of signed paths and routes for walking, wheeling, cycling and exploring outdoors. The National Cycle Network provides a vital backbone to the country, connecting communities to each other and helping neighbourhoods come to life.
BCC wants to change the culture of cycling - from purely a fair-weather, leisure or exercise pursuit to a year-round way of getting where you want to go, at an enjoyable pace.
They are campaigning to make Belfast's streets safe to cycle on for everyone; children, adults, people with disabilities, beginners, commuters and tea drinkers.
The group wants infrastructure improvements for anyone cycling, with the aim of making Belfast a healthier, more sustainable city to live in.
Government Agencies & Policies
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Northern Ireland Department for Infrastructure
Department for Infrastructure – Report a Pothole/Problem with a road
DfI To-do list to improve Cycling Infrastructure in Ards and North Down
Changes in the 2022 Highway Code that DfI refused to implement
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PSNI Report a Cycling Incident
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List of ANDB Councillors
Cycling UK Database of MLAs, cross-referenced to your post code - write to them and make our voice heard!
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UK Active Travel Policies: read England's, then NI's and weep!
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Best practice is outlined here.