SPOKES an active campaign group set up to encourage cycling and publicise its benefits. We are based in the East Kent area of the UK but have an interest in better conditions for cyclists everywhere.
We publish a free quarterly newsletter in which we air our views and the views of others on cycling issues and ensure its widest possible distribution. You can read the latest edition here as well as recent back issues.
We also organise a full programme of rides and cycling events in and around Kent to be enjoyed by ordinary people.
Next stall event: Sunday 5th September 2010. Chartham village fete
Help out on the cycle network
If you've ever wanted to help out with maintaining the cycle network, please take a look at our Sustrans Volunteer Rangers page for details of how to get started.
Spokes blog
We've recently launched the Spokes blog. We'll post the very latest cycling news and commentary there and we welcome your comments on our posts.
Here's our most recent blog postings:
- Crab & Winkle Way bridges planning application submitted
- Crab & Winkle Way resurfacing
- Canterbury to Chartham cycle route construction progress
- Shepway Cycling Plan out for public consultation
- New cycle facilities planned at Ashford's Simone Weil Avenue Sainsbury's
- Canterbury to Chartham riverside cycle route construction continues
- Cycle survey
- CTC campaigning against proposed abolishment of Royal Mail's cycles
- Details of new riverside path bridge online
- Shepway Cycle Forum meet parliamentary contenders
- Oyster Bay Trail progresses
- A successful Big Wheel of Kent 2010
- Spokes Summer 2010 newsletter
- Canterbury's riverside cycle path continues
- Big Wheel of Kent maps and guides now online
- The Hub Cycle Shop opens on Saturday in Sandgate
- Willesborough Dykes cycle path granted planning permission
- Swale Cycle Forum
- Huyck site granted planning permission
- Spokes lead French schoolchildren on cycle ride around east Kent
- Ashford cycling strategy consultation period extended
- Busy Spokes stall in Canterbury city centre
- Spring 2010 Bike It newsletter for Ashford and Canterbury published
- Spokes Spring 2010 newsletter
- New cycle path in Sittingbourne
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