Key questions for cycling amid the coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc with the sporting calendar as events are postponed or cancelled to try to slow the spread.
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How sportspeople are keeping fit amid the coronavirus pandemic
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wipe out events around the globe, sportspeople are having to find new ways of keeping themselves in shape.
Risks versus benefits of commuting by bike assessed
More must be done to protect cycling commuters, researchers have said, after a new study examined the risks and benefits of travelling to work by bike.
Cycling cars compared: BMW M135i v Mitsubishi L200 v Jaguar XF Sportbrake
Cycling remains a huge deal here in the UK. According to government statistics, 2.4 million people cycled at least once a week during 2018, which means that people are heading out on two wheels more than ever.
FIFA won’t rule out postponing international matches because of coronavirus
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has not ruled out postponing international matches as the coronavirus outbreak continues to escalate.
Players are scared they will be put at risk due to coronavirus outbreak – FIFPro
Global football players’ union FIFPro has revealed fears among its members of being made to play in “high-risk environments” due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Calls to improve Aberdeen’s cycling infrastructure
A campaign group is urging Aberdeen City Council to improve cycling infrastructure after plans to introduce a bike hire scheme were delayed.
Plea for north-east pupils to stay safe when cycling to school in winter
North-east pupils who cycle to and from school are being urged to focus on safety throughout the remainder of winter.
Call for people to take on north-east cycling challenge for charity
An Aberdeen man is encouraging keen and amateur cyclists to take part in a popular event to raise money for children’s charity Charlie House.
New plans to link Aberdeen community with popular walking route
A study into constructing a new cycling or walking route linking the Bridge of Dee to the Deeside Way has been launched.
Neil Fachie ‘relieved’ to claim back world title in Canada
Aberdeen’s Neil Fachie was thrilled to reclaim the 1km time trial gold at the UCI Para-cycling World Championship in Canada.
Team INEOS’ Vasil Kiryienka retires from professional cycling
Vasil Kiryienka, who helped Chris Froome win multiple Tour de France titles, has announced his retirement from professional cycling.
North-east volunteers wanted for school bike scheme
A national charity is looking for volunteers to help encourage children to take active travel to school in the north-east.
Aberdeen cycle groups calls of businesses to help fund road closure for event
An Aberdeen cycle group has urged north-east businesses to support an event later this year.
Funding boost for Aberdeen’s planned Reclaim the Streets cycle event
A campaign group has announced it will match funding for an event which will see the closure of Aberdeen city centre streets.
Walking and cycling to work linked to fewer heart attacks
Walking or cycling to work may be good for your bank balance and the environment, and new research suggests it may also be good for the heart.
£450,000 pedestrian and cycle link approved by Aberdeen councillors
A new cycling and pedestrian link has been approved by councillors.
Plan to ban cars from Aberdeen city centre streets revealed
A major section of Union Street could be pedestrianised as part of proposals to shake up transport in Aberdeen.
Sneak thief caught by police cycling on A96
A north-east sneak thief was caught cycling away from the scene of his crime after vigilant neighbours alerted police.
Tour of Britain makes tracks for Aberdeen finale
The north-east has bagged the finale of a grand sporting spectacle – promising a money-spinning bonanza for the region.
New survey to analyse Aberdeen residents’ travel behaviour
A university is carrying out a survey into active travel in Aberdeen.
Campaigner claims council has gone back on its word to make Aberdeen more accessible for cyclists
An Aberdeen campaigner has hit out at the council, claiming it has gone back on its word to make the city more accessible to cyclists.
Aberdeen cycle hire scheme moves step closer
Plans for a public cycle hire scheme in Aberdeen are a step closer after councillors were advised to move forward with a private ownership model.
Ray on track for 24-hour racing circuit challenge in memory of grandparents
A keen Aberdeen cyclist is to take on his biggest charity challenge yet – a 24-hour bike ride around an iconic racing circuit.
Aberdeen garage staff set off on 458-mile charity cycle
Staff from an Aberdeen car repair service have set off on the first leg of a 458-mile cycle to raise vital funds for charity.
North-east mental health fundraisers join forces with agricultural firm for charity cycle
A north-east mental health charity is teaming up with an agricultural feed firm for a fundraiser.
North-east MSP’s praise for charity cycle event
A north-east MSP has praised a group of cyclists who pedalled their way to fundraising success.
Almost 60 north-east drivers told about passing cyclists too close
All those pulled over were shown footage recorded by the helmet cam on a laptop.
North-east council agrees to enter bid to host Tour of Britain final stage
Councillors in Aberdeenshire have agreed to enter into a bid to bring the UK’s biggest bike race to the north-east.
Tour can help Aberdeen hit the heights says cycling legend Chris Hoy
Sir Chris Hoy thinks the Tour of Britain will be “massive” for cycling in the north-east.