Latest articles by Laura Laker
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Botched and derisory: the verdict on Government's cycling plan
DfT's new cycling plan gets a mauling in Parliament
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Bristol hopes to double riding population by 2020
Laura Laker visits Bristol, named Britain's first official cycling city in 2008, and with its riding population hoped to double by 2020, examines what the future holds
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Car parking 'free for all' would damage cycling levels
Eric Pickles' parking "free for all" is out-of-date thinking, which could increase car dependency and harm walking and cycling levels, say campaigners
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Wiggle launches own-brand sports nutrition range
Retailer launches energy gels and electrolyte tablets, with energy bars due to be released later in year
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Lorries posing danger to cyclists to be banned from London
Any vehicle weighing over 3.5 tonnes must be fitted with equipment designed to ensure safety of cyclists on London's roads
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Taxi drivers "wasting their money" with judicial review, says cycling commissioner
The London Taxi Drivers Association have threatened a judicial review after Boris Johnson approved the cycle superhighway across London
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MPs call for £10 per head cycling budget for Britain
Transport Select Committee publishes report based on expert evidence - £10 per head spending to get more people cycling - Report recommends more 20mph speed limits - Government must respond to report
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Rail operators awarded for cycle friendliness
Greater Anglia trains, Colchester and Peckham Rye stations were among those voted best for cycling at the ninth annual ATOC Cycle Rail awards
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Great British cycling cafes: where to refuel on your ride
Coffee and cake are just as important as carbon fibre, so here’s our pick of Britain’s many and varied cycling cafes
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