Accessible Cycling – York Cycle Campaign

Hob Moor Barriers Removed

Cyclists on Hob Moor got an early Christmas present as barriers to cycling were removed

City Centre Access Statement

We spoke at the executive meeting about Blue Badge access into the city centre

Inclusive & Disability Cycling In York

Our new report identifies more than 30 instances of York cycle infrastructure which do not comply with the Equality Act 2010. It comes with the warning that if City of York Council does not step into gear and rectify the problems, they will be forced to take legal action, which could end up with theContinue reading “Inclusive & Disability Cycling In York”

Taking Legal Action on Barriers

Jamie Wood attempting to pass through the Hob Moor barriers on his trike

In December campaign member Jamie shared with us details of a Freedom of Information request he put in about the inaccessible barriers at Hob Moor. Now he updates us on what happens since, and how you can follow his lead.

Age Friendly York Submission

The following was submitted to City of York Council’s Age Friendly York consultation. Just under a quarter of our membership are aged over fifty-five, with two thirds of them cycling at least 4 times a week. For these members cycling remains the firm favourite with 84% saying its their preferred way of getting around theContinue reading “Age Friendly York Submission”