Cycling UK Moray

17/03/2026

The Cooper Park Active Travel Hub will be closed the until the begining of April 2026 as our Development Officer, Paula is on leave.

08/03/2026

🚴‍♀️This International Women’s Day, we’re highlighting why inclusive active travel matters - and why more women cycling is key to healthier, safer communities.

📢Join our Scotland Election 2026 Active Travel Hustings, chaired by climate scientist Less Waste Laura, where party representatives will discuss how Scotland can create streets that work for everyone - especially women and under-represented riders.

🛞Delivered online alongside Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Scotland and on Wheels, the hustings will explore what the next Scottish Government must do to make walking, wheeling and cycling safer and more accessible - especially for women.
📅 Tuesday 14 April
⏰ 6–8pm
💻 Online
🎟 Free to attend

🫵Be part of the discussion shaping a more inclusive future for cycling in Scotland.

Register now 👇
https://www.cyclinguk.org/event/active-travel-hustings-scotland-2026

18/02/2026

The public session at Cooper Park Active Travel Hub will take place between 9am and 10am on Thursday 19th February.

18/02/2026

17/02/2026

Today we explored the various cycle paths and routes for making everyday journey's enjoyable between Elgin and Lossiemouth.

11/02/2026

Thank you Bike Revolution with Outfit Moray for facilitating the Basic Bike Maintenance class this evening. Learning how to fix a puncture is an important skill for cyclists!

10/02/2026

One to one cycle training this morning, to practise observation, positioning and signalling to keep safe on the roads and the commute to work.

09/02/2026

Led ride in the countryside. Great to be outdoors in the fresh air supporting young adults to be physically active and get to know the National Cycle Network Route's in and around Elgin.

26/01/2026

Last year, our behaviour change programmes helped more than 100,000 people cycle for happier, healthier and greener lives. 🚲💚

That isn’t just a number. It represents tens of thousands of real stories of confidence built, new habits formed, and more people choosing active, sustainable ways to travel in everyday life.

Our new article brings together the headline results from 2025, plus short stories from across all seven programmes, with links to explore each one in more detail.

👉 Read more at cyclinguk.org/year-impact

With huge thanks to all the funders who made this work possible, including Active Travel England, Sport England, HITRANS, Nestrans, SEStran, Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT), SWesttrans, ZetTrans, Transport Scotland, Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), Luton Council, Glasgow City Council, and the Motability Foundation.

20/01/2026

Andy’s journey shows how the right support can make everyday cycling possible.

Through our Connecting Communities project, Andy gained the confidence to try an e-bike and rethink his approach to getting around. What started as a practical change has become something he genuinely enjoys, saving money, boosting wellbeing, and feeling more connected to his community.

With funding from HITRANS and support from Moray Council, the programme is helping more people across the region discover that cycling to work can be practical, safe, and enjoyable.

Stories like Andy’s are why this work matters: small changes with real impact.

👉 Read Andy’s story at cyclinguk.org/cc-andy

19/01/2026

Cycling in the winter doesn’t have to be miserable! Today was a great example of how one can still enjoy cycling to keep active and replace a car journey. For more information contact [email protected]

15/01/2026