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Pothole.

Closer look at UK’s pothole crisis as councils told to prove progress

'Council spent £16m on a bridge to nowhere. It's a dangerous mess'

£16m bridge leads to 'dangerous' deep mud...it looks like a warzone

Lake District hotel launches new package for cyclists

Get on yer bike in 2025 with new Lake District hotel package

The wiggly road markings on the seafront in Clevedon, Somerset.

Watch: £1.5m wiggly road markings scrapped after confusing drivers

West Bar roundabout has officially reopened after an extensive remodelling.

Video shows opening of 'Dutch' roundabout with 'safer' cycling options

CCTV footage captures trespassers posing for photos on railway track

E-bike rider crashes into a child crossing a cycle lane to reach a "floating" bus stop.

Watch: E-bike rider crashes into child - sending him flying

OpenRock ear buds reviewed

Review of hi-tech OpenRock sport earbuds

Savannah Roberts knocks down a cyclist who lost a leg as a result of the collision.

Watch: Driver knocks down cyclist who lost leg as result of collision

Shocking CCTV films the moment a girl risks her life at a level crossing, walking just a couples of metres in front of an advancing train.

Shocking CCTV shows girl almost get hit by train on level crossing
Shocking CCTV shows the moment a girl risks her life at a level crossing, walking just a couples of metres in front of an advancing train.
Lucinda Herbert

Cyclists could face tougher sentences under new proposals

Watch: Cyclists could face tougher sentences under new proposals

Tim Webb, 66, is trying to highlight the pothole issue - by photographing toys at some of the 'greatest' pothole sites in his local area.

Pothole tourist turns road defects into mini works of art

The wiggly road markings on the seafront in Clevedon, Somerset.

Britain's ‘most bonkers' road markings to be scrapped

Footage of idiotic drivers caught on dash cams has been released by West Mercia Police Picture: West Mercia Police / SWNS

Britain's worst drivers cheat death - caught on dash cam

Residents at the bridge opening

Clumber Park footbridge finally repaired and reopened at Hardwick Ford

BBC presenter Jeremy Vine (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)

Jeremy Vine wants big cities to ban overtaking of bicycles by cars

Breaking Longer lorries to be allowed on Britain’s roads under new laws

Piers Morgan says Dan Walker is ‘milking’ his bike collision

Dan Walker says he has no memory of the crash which left him bloody and bruised. Credit: Dan Walker

Dan Walker urges cyclists to wear helmets after collision with car

Dan Walker says he’s ‘glad to be alive’ after collision

Pollen can cause problems when out cycling (photo: adobe)

8 top tips for cycling in the hayfever season

Drivers warned: penalties if new Highway Code rules aren’t followed (Shutterstock)

Drivers face unlimited fines if new Highway Code rules aren’t followed

New Highway Code rules: 2022 changes and how cyclists are impacted

New changes to The Highway Code will establish a “hierarchy of road users” (Shutterstock)

The Dutch Reach and other new 2022 Highway Code rules drivers need to know

Nottinghamshire Police are backing the ‘2 Wheels’ campaign

Nottinghamshire Police support campaign to reduce deaths on two wheels

Doug's funeral will be on August 3.

Cycling tribute for Worksop man

The relationship between drivers and cyclists in the East Midlands is the strongest in the UK

Drivers and cyclists in the East Midlands have the best relationship in the UK
The relationship between drivers and cyclists in the East Midlands is the strongest in the UK, according to new research.
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Cycling does not make men impotent or infertile

Coun John Cottee, chairman of the communities and place committee at Nottinghamshire County Council

Guest column: We have all been inspired by the Tour of Britain coming to town

Pedestrians and cyclists should wear bright clothing

GUEST COLUMN: Brighten up for darker days, by Coun Kevin Greaves

Cyclists from businesses across the East Midlands took part in a charity race in Nottingham

Businesses hit the road for charity cycle race

Lars Petter Nordhaug (Team Sky) wins the opening stage at the Tour de Yorkshire in Scarborough. The Norwegian was a part of a five-rider breakaway that made it to the finish line where he out sprinted his rivals. Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) finished second in the sprint and Stephane Rossetto (Cofidis) was third. Tour de Yorkshire Stage 1- Bridlington to Scarborough. 1 May 2015. Picture Bruce Rollinson

Doncaster leg of Tour de Yorkshire 2016 route revealed

What grinds your gears?: Common road rage triggers

What grinds your gears?: Common road rage triggers

Free bike MOT and anti theft marking with the Police and Fire Service at The Canch, pictured is Kiegan Wright, seven with Dad Steve

Worksop: Cyclists get free bike MOT in Canch ahead of summer

Cycling: Coop-Mann is perfectly average for Retford Wheelers

Riders before the start of the Misterton charity cycle ride

Misterton: Large number turn out for charity ride in the sun

Guardian News

Misterton: Cyclists gear up for charity event

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Cyclists out despite cold

Rother Valley: Cyclists beat the storm for children’s hospice

Guardian News

South Yorkshire: Cyclists urged to take extra care during the summer

Cyclists must keep bright

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Cyclists ride out to Belton in family day

Charity cycle ride is a huge success

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Bike week events to get you on two wheels
NATIONAL Bike Week begins on Saturday and Gainsborough will be hosting the most events of all the towns taking part.
By The Newsroom

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Charity bike ride

Cyclists line up in Clowne

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Cyclists go to Caistor

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Cyclists receive awards for efforts

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