During the first coronavirus lockdown, cycling in the UK increased by 300% and many people reported finding quieter roads much more enjoyable to ride on. The roads are likely to be quieter this December too, so there has never been a better time to try riding in...
‘Keep active during the latest national restrictions’ encourages new County Council chairman in his first public statement. A rallying cry for people to remain active during the latest national restrictions has been issued by Cllr Graham Newman, the new...
Thousands of Suffolk primary school children put their best foot forward and walked to and from school last week (5-9th October) as part of National Walk to School Week. To support their efforts Suffolk’s Most Active County programme developed, produced and...
The new Love to Ride Suffolk campaign has got off to a flying start with a successful Cycle September challenge. 29 Suffolk organisations and 327 residents took part in the challenge recording a collective total of 3,374 journeys, covering 50,153 miles and...
Every £1 spent on community sport and physical activity generates nearly £4 for the English economy and society, a new study from Sheffield Hallam University has found. The news comes as the country prepares to celebrate the Great British Week of Sport, an initiative...
Getting on our bikes is a ‘silver bullet’ to solve several twenty-first century problems, such as air pollution, congestion, obesity and heart disease. Cycling is also a crucial part of the recovery plans from the coronavirus crisis both in Suffolk and...
