Cycling organisations

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Bike Week

Bike week is a company limited by guarantee and is supported by local and national governments, regional assemblies, cycling agencies and the UK's regional transport authorities. It promotes cycling for all through the annual Bike Week.

Bike Week 2009 runs from 13th - 21st June.

Website

Information on how you can get involved in Bike Week, with guidance on running your own event, suggestions for activities, hints and tips on how to promote your events and more.

Cycling Scotland

Aims to bring cycling out from the fringes of everyday life and into the mainstream.

Website

News and information on initiatives and events to promote cycling in Scotland and an active discussion forum on cycling issues.

Services

Training: The organisation offers a range of instructor and staff training courses that include cycle training, cycle ride leadership, police cycle patrol and cycle patrol for parks and countryside.

Cycle Friendly Employer Award: The award recognises success in promoting cycling to and at work through a process supported by the organisation.

Cyclist's Touring Club (CTC)

Founded in 1878 and with branches across the UK, the Cyclist's Touring Club is a not-for-profit organisation that protects and promotes cyclists interests.

Website

Information on all aspects of cycling and cycling equipment, route maps, touring guides, and how-to guides.

Services

CTC offers cycle insurance, travel insurance, training and awards.

Sustrans

A UK sustainable transport charity works on practical, innovative ways of dealing with the transport challenges, including the development of the National Cycle Network.

Website

Information on walking and cycling and events and projects that promote sustainable travel choices. Plus, links to detailed route maps for the National Cycle Network.

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