Coronavirus – Cycling and walking
Cycling or walking for leisure or to undertake essential travel is a good way to support your mental and physical health while following the latest Government guidelines on social distancing.
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Coronavirus - Cycling and walking FAQs
From whether it's ok to cycle and walk during the coronavirus outbreak to how to dust off your handlebars and give your bike the once over before heading out, we cover some answers to questions you may have.
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Read more about Grants to help West Yorkshire community organisations support more people cycling to work as lockdown easesGrants to help West Yorkshire community organisations support more people cycling to work as lockdown eases
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Not-for-profit organisations invited to bid for grants of up to £5,000
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Read more about Combined Authority secures funding to make ambitious cycling and walking plans a reality in West YorkshireCombined Authority secures funding to make ambitious cycling and walking plans a reality in West Yorkshire
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The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has been successful in securing its full allocation of £2.513 million from the first phase of the Department for Transport’s Emergency Active Travel Fund, worth a total £12.5 million, to deliver the initial programme of ambitious proposals.
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Read more about Free expert advice and grants to help West Yorkshire employers support more staff cycling to work as lockdown easesFree expert advice and grants to help West Yorkshire employers support more staff cycling to work as lockdown eases
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More than 300 organisations have signed up to the West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Bike Friendly Business Scheme