London Cycling Campaign

July 30, 2026 Find out what is happening this August and how you can get involved. Everyone’s welcome to join free LCC rides and events, use the map below to search for a ride near you. FREE PUMP FOR NEW LCC MEMBERS Make sure you are ready for those summer rides! Join London Cycling Campaign and choose a Lezyne Pocket Drive Pro hand pump as your free membership gift. Free gifts only available for Individual or Household memberships paid by Direct Debit.

July 27, 2026 Summer is the time to start exploring parts of London and beyond that previously you might not have given a second thought to! We set the team from our members’ magazine, London Cyclist, the job of coming up with three rides to get you seeing more of your surroundings. Why not try them out for yourself! After more routes? Every issue of London Cyclist magazine comes with a new route, so become a member today and get the latest delivered to your door.

June 29, 2026 We meet six inspirational cycling women who can now say that there’s one of London’s iconic hire bikes out there with their name on it... To mark this year’s International Women’s Day, TfL asked Santander hire bike users to nominate those women who they felt had done the most to inspire and help others access cycling. Of the more than 150 nominations received, eight women currently cycling in London were chosen to have a Santander bike named after them.

Many London Cyclist readers will be familiar with the idea of bike buses, but for the uninitiated can you explain what they are? A bike bus is a group of kids and adults riding to school together, on a set route with planned stops, just like a traditional school bus, except on bikes. It usually runs regularly, not just as a one-time event. When and where did you start your original bus and how many kids joined in?

Lime, the London Cycling Campaign and LOUD Mobility have announced the 31 new community groups funded in the sixth round of their ‘Share The Joy Community Fund’ grant scheme. The Share The Joy Community Fund is a partnership initiative from LCC and Lime with support from LOUD Mobility. It was created to award grants to projects and community groups that help encourage more people to cycle in London, with a focus on improving Health and Wellbeing, Accessibility & Inclusion or Skills & Connectivity.

May 13, 2026 LCC local elections Streets for Cycling campaign sees 15+ councils likely committed to rapid cycle network delivery. Share this page Copied The 2026 local elections appear to have broken asunder the traditional two-party system that has dominated London and the rest of the UK. In London, the result of that should be big wins for active travel and cycling specifically.

April 23, 2026 With the Streets for Cycling campaign over halfway through, we really need you all to take action today! Share this page Copied Why your email matters. London stands at the edge of huge change, one way or another, right now. This local elections will likely see huge upheavals in council control, bringing an entire generation of new councillors to London and likely breaking the traditional two party approach if polling is accurate.

March 26, 2026 Take LCC's local elections Streets For Cycling action: ask your next council leader to make cycling safe everywhere, fun for everyone EMAIL YOUR CANDIDATES Share this page Copied London Cycling Campaign’s Streets for Cycling campaign launches today at the start of the local pre-election period for London’s 7 May local council elections.

March 23, 2026 Sam Stephenson meets just a few of the LCC volunteers going above and beyond for cycling in their boroughs! Did you know that in your borough right now, there are LCC volunteers working tirelessly to bring safer cycling infrastructure to the area and get more people out on two (or more) wheels? Most LCC members interact with their local group in the form of a ride or event, or perhaps by emailing about a particular issue you’d like investigated.

The Mayor of London, TfL, London’s councils and the Met Police have today released a joint Vision Zero Action Plan 2. This follows Sadiq’s commitment in 2018 to a ‘Vision Zero’ of eliminating serious and fatal collisions from London’s roads by 2041. ‘Vision Zero’ being the term used internationally for cities working towards and reaching the point of having no such collisions each year. LCC has spent years campaigning for more road danger reduction action from the Mayor, Tfl and the Met Police.