Latest articles by Laura Laker
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Chris Boardman: 'The time for nice words is over' to start cycling revolution
Consistent funding and goals set to tackle cycling's problems in Britain are what is needed, says Chris Boardman
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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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Camden defends use of cycle lane segregation
Camden Council in London hails its segregated bicycle lanes a success despite motor vehicle damage to planters and armadillos
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Boris Bike 24 hours challenge
Ian Laurie, Rob Holden and Matt Winstone challenged themselfs not only to get up Mont Ventoux on a Boris Bike but to also return it to london all within 24 hours
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Big interview: Professor Phil Goodwin
Cycling Weekly talks to the man begins the get Britain Cycling report
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Bristol's latest cycle cafe: Roll for the Soul
Laura Laker visits Bristol's latest cycle cafe, Roll for the Soul, which was inspired by the local bike festival and bike project.
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Police to meet cycling group to discuss law change for cycling on pavements
Cycling minister Robert Goodwill issues guidance to police that careful cycling on pavements due to fear of traffic should be allowed
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Over 14,000 penalised by police in London road safety operation
Operation Safeway, run after spate of cyclist deaths in London, sees 14,409 fixed penalty notices and reports for summons issued
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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
