Last September, Brighton & Hove City Council commissioned an independent body, IPSOS Mori to find out what the people of Brighton & Hove think should
The area around Hove station is run-down, unappealing and hard to walk or cycle around. A couple of large-scale residential developments are in the offing
In 2020, everything changed. Covid severely reduced public transport capacity, and the government responded by encouraging people to walk and cycle more to avoid gridlock.
We’re wishing a fond farewell to Becky Reynolds and welcoming a new team who will take Bricycles forward.
Family-friendly bike swarm. Tuesday 22 September, 5.30pm at The Level, Brighon. Everyone welcome!
Labour councillors are calling for a ‘pause’ on cycle lanes, which dould result in us missing further funding. Write to them to tell them this is unacceptable, using our step-by-step guide and template.
Excited by the new cycle lanes? Annoyed? Fearful? Here are some frequently asked questions and answers.
Acclaimed photographer Adam Bronkhorst came round town with us one hot August day, documenting the amazing people who cycle around our city.