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Cycling UK Annual Report and Financial Statements 2025-26

Cycling UK's Annual Report 2025-26 (1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026) marks 10 years of The Big Bike Revival, which has now reached over 628,000 people and this year hosted another 96,000 participants in activities to get riding, get repairs done and learn maintenance, with 57% female participants. The charity gave more than 3,000 people the chance to try electric bikes in Luton and Greater Manchester, ran over 140,000 participants through events and activities, supported disabled people to access non-standard cycles, and focused its campaigning on women's safety through 'My ride. Our right'. It also launched the Royal Chilterns Way route.

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Cycling UK (the Cyclists' Touring Club) is the national cycling charity. For almost 150 years its members have been its driving force. It works to make cycling an even more positive experience and to enable and encourage more people to cycle local journeys, through community programmes such as The Big Bike Revival, Community Cycle Clubs and inclusive cycling, cycle training, routes and campaigning.

Key Metrics

96,000 participants in The Big Bike Revival activities in 2025-26
628,000+ people reached by The Big Bike Revival over its lifetime
3,000+ people given the chance to try electric bikes in Luton and Greater Manchester

Key Outcomes

  • 90% of participants felt happier thanks to cycling
  • 70% of participants feel safer when cycling
  • 56% have started cycling for journeys they used to drive

Geography

UK-Wide

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