When: Sunday 11th August. Meet at 10-30am for a 10-45am start Where: Start from Coffee#1 at 51 Welsh Back, BS1 4AN Distance: 18 miles Drinks or early lunch stop: Mario’s Café, central Stockwood The route heads out along the banks of the Floating Harbour to pick up the River Avon Trail. We take a very leisurely pace through […]
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Discover Bristol & beyond at a leisurely pace
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Working for cycling with councils, police & neighbourhood groups
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Making Bristol better for cycling
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The voice for those who cycle - and those who will
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We’re supporting Extinction Rebellion’s Critical Mass ride: Wed 17 July
We all know cycling is one of the major solutions to combat the climate emergency. By supporting XR’s Critical Mass ride we support our shared values and ultimately make cycling a real choice for those that can and those that want to. The ride assembles at College Green, Wednesday 17 July at 6pm, aiming to […]
Monthly meetup, 25 June
We hold our main meetup on the last Tuesday evening of the month. We’re usually at Dom’s Coffee House from 6pm – all welcome! Obviously this time doesn’t work for everyone. So whether or not you’ll be there, if you have an item for discussion please email secretary@bristolcyclingcampaign.org.uk, with details, before 9pm Sunday 23 June. […]
Let’s Ride Bristol 16 June 2019
We hope you enjoyed Let’s Ride, despite the occasional downpour. It was great to meet the visitors to our stall – thanks again to those who have joined. We didn’t have a card reader at the event but you can still become a member by visiting bristolcycling.org.uk/about-us/join. We’d also like to thank all those involved […]
Please spare an hour on our stand at Let’s Ride Sun 16th. June
On Sunday 16th. June, Bristol council are staging their “Let’s Ride” city-centre one-day cycling festival, whereby several city-centre roads around Millennium Square are opened exclusively to cyclists and pedestrians. The council have contracted the running of the event to British Cycling, who are sponsored by HSBC. This event used to be called “Bristol’s Biggest Bike […]