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
Bike lanes, jelly babies, kids and zebras: Rounding up the latest Pop-Up Pops
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
Pop Weekend is coming! Here’s how you can help
We’ve had a fantastic response to our call for Pop-up PoPs this year – with 20 events now announced around the country – but we know not everyone can commit to organising a demo. That doesn’t mean we don’t need
Embracing all ages in our pop-up pops
It might have been the weekend but we’ve been working hard at POP HQ, as we finalise more pop-ups – and the latest three to be announced show that age is no barrier either to cycling or to wanting better
Four more pop-ups popping up!
No sooner do eight pop-up events get announced – than another few come along! Hot on the heels of our last announcement, here are four more fun and creative ways to take part in our weekend of action! Be a
First PoPs are popping up!
The moment you’ve been waiting for – and we’ve been working hard towards – is here! We’re ready to start announcing our Pop-Up POPs. All the events over our weekend of action (26th-28th April) will be listed here as they
20mph Bill: An open letter to the First Minister
We’ve posted a fair bit about Mark Ruskell’s bill to make 20mph the speed limit in built up areas. Unfortunately, despite overwhelming public support and a mass of evidence in favour of the bill, it appears the Scottish Government is
Pre-order now! Stand out from the crowd with our Pop-Up Panda t-shirt
Whether you’re planning a pop-up PoP or not (and if you’re not, why not?) – you can wear your support for safer cycling with pride with our fab 2019 PoP t-shirts. Designed as ever by the talented Andy Arthur, our
Taking it to the streets: How to run a pop-up POP event
So you think you want to hold a Pop-up PoP but you’re not sure how to go about it? Here’s a step by step guide: Enlist a couple of helpers – a wee team of three should do it. Identify
Thinking about holding a Pop-Up PoP? Here are some ideas
Want to draw attention to a problem in your area with a Pop-up PoP and not sure where to start? We’ll be publishing a ‘how to’ guide shortly, but for now here are some ideas to get the creative juices