
- Need to report a problem with cycling infrastructure?
For problems with things like overgrown foliage blocking cycle lanes or bad surfacing, email Brighton & Hove City Council travel.planning@brighton-hove.gov.uk
Want more cycle parking?
Cycle parking is a huge problem in our city, particularly for people in flats, as they often have nowhere safe and dry to keep their cycle. Bike hangars can securely accommodate up to 12 cycles in the space of one car, but we need to convince the Council to invest in them. We also need more cycle stands, particularly for adapted cycles and cargo bikes, so that people can lock up their cycle safely when out and about.
Use the Council’s contact form to let them know where you’d like to see more cycle storage.
Cycling with disabilities
Wheels for Wellbeing is a national charity that exists to enhance disabled people’s lives by ensuring that anyone can access the physical, emotional, practical and social benefits of cycling. Its website is full of advice and information.
National active transport (cycling and walking) organisations
Charity that aims to make it easier for people to walk and cycle in the UK. Operates the National Cycle Network and is an important stakeholder in transport planning.
Charity that promotes cycling for everyone in the UK. Holds rides, provides information and lobbies for better conditions for cycling.
Cycling UK has an extensive list of riding and campaigning groups in East Sussex and West Sussex, as well as elsewhere in the country.
Nearby cycling campaigners
Other regional active transport organisations around the UK
Camcycle Cambridge Cycling Campaign
Cycling clubs in and around Brighton & Hove
1066 Club, Hastings
BLAGS Brighton Lesbian & Gay Sports Society
Brighton Explorers Group Mountain Biking
Brighton Excelsior Cycling Club
Brighton Multicultural Women’s Cycle Club
Brighton & Hove Clarion Cycling Club
Brunswick, West Hove & Portslade u3A Cycling Group
East Sussex Cycling Association