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.
Each month, we will be shining a spotlight on one of West Yorkshire’s new walking and cycling hubs to find out more about their plans and how you can get involved. This month, we’ve been catching up with Experience Community CIC.
Losing touch with everyday reality – what’s usually referred to as a ‘psychotic experience’ – can be traumatic and difficult, with recovery a long and complex process.
Aggie Maxwell is a cycling instructor at Capital of Cycling, a social enterprise in Bradford. She commutes to work from Halifax, Calderdale, using an e-bike for some of the journey. We caught up with Aggie to chat about why she chooses cycling to help her get to work.
We caught up with Mick to find out how joining a walking group, organised by Family Fit CIC and funded by a grant from CityConnect, has helped him make new friends.
We caught up with Fnan to hear how receiving a bike through Welcome Mentor’s CityConnect grant funded project means he can support more asylum seekers arriving into Huddersfield.
Clara de Sousa never had the opportunity to learn to cycle when she was young. We caught up with her to find out how a recycled bike and cycle training, means she can now join her young family on rides