Coronavirus and the associated lockdown have had a devastating impact on so many areas of our lives. Yet the opportunity to get out to exercise on a daily basis, on top of essential journeys including for key workers and volunteers, means we have seen more people in our communities walking and cycling.
By Ian Tallach, an MS sufferer from Drumnadrochit It’s Saturday the 20th of July. A few dozen cyclists have gathered in the B&Q car park in Inverness. We’re about to…
The information panel alongside the cycle path approaching the Kessock Bridge in Inverness. Highland Cycle Campaign is delighted to announce that its new website has been launched. The site, at…
The A82 slices through the heart of Inverness. It’s a terrifying road to ride a bike on. Bear and Transport Scotland are about to carry out some safety improvements -…
By Dr Katie Walter, Highland Cycle Campaign When I think back to memorable days of 2019, May 18th already stands out. On an overcast Saturday morning, I made my way…
Drumnadrochit man Ian Tallach suffers from MS - but rediscovering the joy of cycling has given him renewed optimism and drive. He joined Mick Heath of Highland Cycle Campaign and…