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
PoP Goes Local in 2019: Save the date for a weekend of action
Get ready to go local with POP on the last weekend in April – the 26th to the 28th – right across Scotland. As we announced last year, we’re ringing the changes with POP for 2019 and we want to
Welcoming Lee Craigie – Scotland’s new Active Nation Commissioner
We’d like to welcome Lee Craigie, our new Active Nation Commissioner for Scotland. As Lee’s exploits with the Adventure Syndicate show, she’s a woman with a great deal of strength and stamina – both of which she’s going to need
Aberdeen King Street design competition – What would you do here?
Back in April, we asked people to find one thing – something you’d like to see changed locally. For the Aberdeen Cycle Forum, one of those things is King Street – and they’ve come up with a novel way to