Author: Sally

Calling all PoPpers – we’ll be holding our AGM on 7pm, Tuesday 19th November at the Bike Station in Edinburgh. Aside from the few formalities, this is really a chance for us to plan what we’re doing next year –

As you may have seen online, the Scottish Government is consulting on its draft National Transport Strategy – and time is running out to respond (responses need to be in by Wednesday 23rd October). You can find the strategy here

Aberdeen Cycle Forum have been in touch over Aberdeen’s recent resurrection of a 15-year-old road building plan – which was already several decades out of date when it was first mooted. in this guest post, Rachel Martin explains more. The

The Highland Cycle Campaign  are planning a ‘polite protest pedal‘ along the A82 this Saturday.  Secretary  (and POP Inverness organiser) Mick Heath explains why.  The A82 slices through the heart of Inverness.  It’s a terrifying road to ride a bike on.

Slower speeds where people live, work, and play has long been one of our key manifesto asks at Pedal on Parliament – and this week is our last chance to support the 20mph (Restricted Roads) bill which aims to achieve

1pm, 11th June at the Scottish Parliament We might not have pedalled on Parliament this year – but we will be joining a grassroots coalition to hold a demonstration there to support the Safer Streets bill which is in danger

  What was your favourite bit of the POP weekend of action? We’ve put together a gallery of photos of our Pop-Up Pops from across Scotland. If you want more, check out our Flickr press pool of images from this

Well, wow! Day one of our #PopUpPop weekend has gone amazingly well. It’s been a whirl of action across Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dumfries – and there’s masses more to come over the next two days – find out more here.

We are not party political here at Pedal on Parliament, but we have thrown our weight behind Mark Ruskell’s private member’s bill which would make 20mph limits the default in built-up areas – not least because it’s one of our

We’re delighted and somewhat humbled here at POP to announce that we’ve now got 20 pop-up PoPs happening over our POP weekend. The response we’ve had to our call for creative campaign ideas has been amazing, and none of it