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CTC Cambridge We're part of Cycling UK. We organise social and non-competitive bike rides in the countryside around Cambridge. https://ctccambridge.org.uk

This Pedalling Past 'Time Travel Gravel' adventure on YouTube explores a combination of gravel tracks and quiet roads to...
09/10/2026

This Pedalling Past 'Time Travel Gravel' adventure on YouTube explores a combination of gravel tracks and quiet roads to go from Cambridge to Saffron Walden and back:

Welcome to another Pedalling Past 'Time Travel Gravel' adventure wh...

The theme this year is 'The Real Cost of the School Run', giving a strong opportunity to talk about how cycling can help...
05/10/2026

The theme this year is 'The Real Cost of the School Run', giving a strong opportunity to talk about how cycling can help families save money and time while giving children greater confidence, independence and healthier journeys.

September rides. There were 20 rides in September, with 180 riders taking part: an average of 9 riders per ride. The tot...
03/10/2026

September rides. There were 20 rides in September, with 180 riders taking part: an average of 9 riders per ride. The total distance of the rides was 949 miles (1527 km) and the rider distance (riders x mileage) was 7547 (12,187 km). In terms of ride distances, there were 6 rides of over 60 miles, 4 of 50-59 miles, 3 of 40-49 miles, 1 of 30-39 miles and 6 social rides of less than 30 miles.

Is Cambridge the best city in the world for cycling? In this review, Pete Reynolds, in his Velorution blog, reviews a re...
02/10/2026

Is Cambridge the best city in the world for cycling? In this review, Pete Reynolds, in his Velorution blog, reviews a recent article in Time Out:

A British city has just been named the best place in the world to ride a bike. Not Amsterdam. Not Copenhagen. Cambridge. I'm genuinely pleased about it. It's about time a British city topped a list like this. But I'll be honest: my first reaction was "really?" So I've done what I always do when a he...

28/09/2026

CTC Cambridge welcomes a new Chair

We have a new chair, Fiona Cornish, replacing David Secher who stood down at our last AGM. A big thank-you to David for chairing for five years, having been elected in November 2021. The first AGM he chaired was in April 2023, at which he noted how well the club had recovered from the complications caused by the COVID pandemic, and thanked the committee for their volunteering effort to keep the club running. David is a regular ride leader, and led 48 rides during his chairmanship.

Fiona writes: “I was introduced to road biking by one of my sons, who is a keen cyclist, about 15 years ago, and I enjoy it enormously. I have done several charity rides abroad, e.g. London to Paris, Milan to Venice. Cycling is such a good way of exploring the local area, and very good for my geography too! I really enjoy meeting and chatting to other members of CTC Cambridge on the Club rides.” Fiona has been a member of the club since 2019 and is a regular ride leader. Among her ambitions as chair is to encourage more women to join the rides.

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