Latest articles by Laura Laker
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Cycling report to be debated in House of Commons
Inquiry recommendations to be discussed and voted on in September
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Cycling moves higher up British political agenda
Labour and Liberal Democrat parties put cycling in their 2015 manifestos. Will the Conservatives follow?
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Hackney cycle counter to clock its 500,000th cyclist
Goldsmiths Row which is closed to motor traffic is to clock its 500,000th cyclist today (August 6). Laura Laker finds out more about the popular cycle friendly stretch in London
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Government and Highways Agency agree to include cycling in road design guidelines
British Cycling announces that government and Highways Agency commit to update road design standards to include cyclists
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Derby junction where a cyclist died has seen 18 collisions in three years
Fatal collision on Tuesday October 28 where teenager died has been the scene of a high number of road incidents
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DfT reveal increase in cycling fatalities and serious injuries
-Year on year figures for first quarter up 27% -Campaigners call for government action
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Census reveals no growth in proportion of people cycling to work in UK
Whilst numbers of those cycling to work has grown in some cities, over the whole of Britain there has been no growth in percentage over past 10 years
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Cycling to work: how and why businesses should help
As Britain celebrates Cycle to Work day, we take a look at what can be done in the workplace to encourage more commuting by bike
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Chris Boardman backs 20's Plenty campaign
British Cycling's policy advisor, Chris Boardman, calls a campaign to reduce the default national speed limit to 20mph as 'utterly logical'
