
Community walking and cycling hubs
Find out more about West Yorkshire’s network of community walking and cycling hubs, including how they can help you.
From our work with schools and communities to our pioneering cycling on prescription scheme and stories from people across West Yorkshire, find out how we're enabling more people to travel by bike and on foot.
From the outset our focus has been on putting people at the heart of everything we do – opening up access to cycling and walking routes, helping residents overcome barriers and connecting communities with opportunities for work, training and leisure.
Find out more about West Yorkshire’s network of community walking and cycling hubs, including how they can help you.
Find out more about our work with community organisations across West Yorkshire to help more people walk and cycle.
Cycle for Health is a course which helps you get healthier and happier. You’ll get more active, build some fitness, and feel good about yourself, through 8 weeks of cycling.
We're working with schools across the region to help make them more bike friendly for pupils and teachers
In need of inspiration to shake up the way you travel? People from across West Yorkshire have shared their stories with us about how cycling and walking has improved their lives and those around them.
We’ve joined forces with a group of West Yorkshire residents to share their personal stories about the impact cycling and walking has had on their lives to inspire more people to travel by bike or on foot.
West Yorkshire is one of the first regions in the UK to launch a walking project dedicated to helping families with pre-school children to walk more as part of their journey to nursery.
Ilkley residents came together to mark Car Free Day with a special event last weekend, celebrating the diverse styles of cycling and walking that have taken root in the town.
A free cycling course that has improved the health of over a thousand people in West Yorkshire is now available to everyone in the region.
Grassroots groups helping people walk, wheel and cycle have all received funding from the Mayor of West Yorkshire’s community grants scheme, it can be announced today.