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Hampshire County Council to commence work on new cycling and walking route along Hut Hill

06 November, 2019
The scheme will provide a key link to Southampton City Council's SCN5 Northern Cycle Freeway.
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My Journey to be official event partner of Cycle Southampton Sporterium

31 October, 2019
The event will be the first of its kind for Southampton and will combine two sportives, a criterium and a range of family friendly cycling activities.
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Shaping public transport in South East Hampshire

25 September, 2019
South East Hampshire residents are being asked to give their views to help shape the future of public transport in South East Hampshire.
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Southampton Cycle Network Route 1 now open

12 July, 2019
Southampton Cycle Network Route 1 is the first complete route on the Southampton Cycle Network
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Shakespeare Junior School have a day of street fun in bid to reduce air pollution

12 July, 2019
Pupils in Eastleigh reclaimed the street outside their school during an afternoon of traditional games, chalk drawing and plenty of cycling and scooting in the road.
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This Girl Can partner with British Cycling

02 July, 2019
This Girl Can has teamed up with British Cycling to target the historic gender gap in cycling participation and get more women on two wheels. The national governing body’s HSBC UK Breeze campaign is specifically aimed at women and provides hundreds of free rides up and down the country...
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All on board drive for cleaner air

01 July, 2019
Students encouraging residents to become part of the solution when it comes to air pollution.
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Route revealed for Let's Ride Southampton cycling festival

25 June, 2019
British Cycling, HSBC UK and Southampton City Council have confirmed the route which thousands of locals will take as they pedal their way through the city for annual cycling festival HSBC UK Let’s Ride on Sunday 21 July.
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