Really enjoying Enfield's new "Enfield Chase" paths between Trent Park and Forty Hall. I used to cycle these when it was a battle to force your way through brambles and nettles; what a glorious difference! #cycling #activetravel #enfield

‘…we need to achieve a minimum of 40% street tree canopy cover, and preferably more, before we start to really feel the benefits of nature’s most advanced air-conditioning technology.’ Me, for Big Issue, on tackling urban #heatwaves…👇 www.bigissue.com/opinion/heat...

Whilst he tries to distract some of the MSM with the joke by-election more questions surface.

New Bayeux discovery ... !!! "Look! Nigel Farage is being attacked by a man with a cistern on his head." via Terry Haines

via Truth Against Hate

NEW: How car-free streets make healthier communities, in the @nationalobserver.com, with quotes from me on the benefits, and the importance of scale and context. You can improve the health of a particular street, but you may simply be moving the pollution problem. (u can sign up to access article)

The takeaway for cities: “The best bang for your buck is protected bike lanes,” Moran told Bike Talk‘s Nick Richert. “Really focus on bike infrastructure that’s protected. That’s how you grow ridership. That’s how you diversify ridership.” sf.streetsblog.org/2026/07/08/s...

Never forget, a 13-year study found that protected bike-lanes led to a drastic decline in fatalities for all road users. ALL ROAD USERS. What about painted bike-lanes? No safety improvement at all. For sharrows, it’s actually safer to NOT have them. Via @usa.streetsblog.org @nyc.streetsblog.org

I see Ann Widdecombe has died. When she was Home Secretary I showed her round Drake Hall womens’s prison. There was a pregnant woman on a bed in the early stages of Labour and she asked the prison officers why she wasn’t handcuffed to the bed. That’s the kind of woman she was.

I AGREE!!!

Study in Denmark reveals that #cyclists break 5% of road rules whilst motorists break 67% of such rules. Source: road.cc/content/news...

"So that's Theft, Fraud, Financial Misconduct, Political Misconduct and Misconduct in a public office. That's just the EU. In the UK, all of the above plus Treason, Money Laundering and Tax Evasion. The list probably goes on but that's enough of a start. Criminal Filth." via Timothy O'sullivan

We should allow asylum seekers to work – so that they can support themselves and become part of our communities. It’s these common sense solutions, not more performative cruelty, that will fix our broken migration system. metro.co.uk/2026/07/01/z...

"how can we incentivize public transport usage" make it free "but who will pay for it" the taxpayer "but won't that make people have less money" not if they use public transport "but doesn't that punish motorists" that is the incentive yeah

All of these investments are designed to reduce your traffic. Car owners should be begging for this.

@jamestalarico.bsky.social is what a politician should be.

When it comes to cycling, the Dutch succeed because we don't see it as a cost—we see it as an investment. One that delivers returns across healthcare, climate, public space, local economies and quality of life. If we want better cities, we need better business cases: dutchcycling.nl/knowledge/bl...

Another financial investigation in to Farage Farage used around €1.8m in EU funds to bankroll his Brexit campaign, FT investigation reveals – and Transparency International is calling for an inquiry thedailybritain.co.uk/farage-eu-fu...

The Government has cancelled plans to have Solar Panels over outdoor car parks. Despite finding they could generate £28,000 a year each and pay for themselves many times over. They have simply been thrown in the bin. Fossil Fuel says no, no doubt.

I still think this is one of the most egregious acts of Treason ever committed….

Your Prime Day reminder that half of Amazon warehouse workers struggle with food & housing costs. A third have had to rely on government assistance like SNAP — which was gutted last year. If Bezos can spend $500M on a yacht, Amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity.

Wes Streeting would be a DISASTER as Chancellor. Anyone who thinks drilling for oil will help climate change, or that removing cycle lanes will alleviate traffic is clearly unfit for the role. I doubt I'd employ him.

Once again this Labour Government does bad stuff. Active travel money is rare enough, but to allow LAs to use it as generic highways money is a betrayal. But betrayal is what we expect from this shower.

Roger Gall @Shambles151 "A Swiss court has acquitted five Palestine solidarity activists, annulled their fines, recognised the reality of genocide in Palestine, and affirmed that peaceful civil disobedience is protected by freedom of expression." Please RT this until the UK courts do the same.

This is the President of the United States!

There last few weeks shows how deeply principled and decent people can be, even when going through the most terrible pain. Their grace stands in stark contrast to those who would exploit their suffering for political gain.

It used to be a respectable paper of the sensible right. Now the Telegraph’s descent into journalistic oblivion is all but complete. www.thenewworld.co.uk/rats-in-a-sa...

Majority support for rejoining EU. Among all Britons, 52% think the UK should join 33% think UK should stay out. The remainder don’t know or would not vote Among likely voters in a future referendum, 58% would vote rejoin, 37% stay out. This amounts to a 61% / 39% split once don’t knows are removed

We have a Repair Cafe in High Barnet, UK. I fix the bikes while others repair clothes, electronica, and small appliances. It’s great.

I’m up for more cargo bikes, more rewilding and fewer cars… sounds great!

They should build loads of data centers all over the place that contain huge quantities of books that people can borrow for free if they fill out a form to get a data center card and promise to return the books on time and don’t make too much noise in the data center.

In 2016, people could be forgiven for voting for #Brexit as they did not know the impacts. Now we know the impacts (See graphic), Brexit must be laid to rest and we must apply to #RejoinEU Mail your MP and influential people with this book. www.amazon.co.uk/Reboot-Brita...

"I do think that it is a crime - and I'll use that very strong word - what both Farage and Boris Johnson did, which was to lie and lie again, and are still not been held accountable for such a problematic policy."

As our cities get hotter, the most critical transit infrastructure we can build is a tree canopy. But you can't be reactive to the heat. We must plant trees today whose shade we will never know, just as someone else once planted the shade we ride in today.

UK joining the EU is inevitable because it’s undeniable that outside in the UK is weaker, poorer and more isolated outside. These are facts. You can’t then demand your government do better, fix services, fix the economy, yet deny them the largest and most single opportunity to do just that #RejoinEU

You really should be supporting and using cycle.travel

SPOILER: It's not about been seen... Like helmets, hiviz is just a tool used to transfer responsibility onto victims from those presenting the danger.

True Other than Brexit, all current uk problems stem from thatcher!! Privatisation has failed Economy broken Inequity leading to breakdown in society and division Lack of housing Lack of wealth fund because oil was sold off for pittens A truly terrible prime minister Reform would repeat it

No truer words were ever spoken...

IMPORTANT: The Dutch invested €595 million annually on urban biking, resulting in €19 BILLION saved in public health care costs alone. That’s how smart governments do the math on investing in better mobility. Let’s be clear— it WASTES public money to NOT do it. #CityMakingMath HT @modacitylife.com

With each byelection costing ~£30K that's £3million of council tax payers money Reform UK have wasted, so far ... "Nearly 100 Reform UK councillors have now been kicked out, suspended, disqualified, resigned or defected — including 22 in just TWO WEEKS since local elections" via ReformUK Exposed/X

The reality after the local elections, not the bias situation spun by the news media.

No-one gives a damn, but this is a testament to our complete moral collapse on this issue.

The world’s largest sand battery got through Finland’s harshest winter in years. 2,000 tonnes of sand, heated to 500-600°C by cheap power, feeding district heating in Pornainen. And it worked. Result from one install: oil down 100%, emissions down 70%. Industrial process heat is the real prize.

The Green Party are the party that can stop Reform. They have billionaire donors. But we have people power. Join us: join.greenparty.org.uk

Prejudice toward one community is prejudice towards us all.