PSSP Cycle Training

Thursday 18 June – Bike Day

Take part in an adaptive e-cycling session at the Brickfields Athletics Track from 10.30am to midday, delivered in partnership with British Cycling and Plymouth Active (no booking required).

Or try out an Ice Trike (a low-to-the-ground, three-wheeled electric bike designed for comfort and stability) with one of our taster sessions departing from Plymouth Bike Hire at Coypool at 1.30pm and 2.30pm. Booking is required – email [email protected].

Try out greener ways to travel this Better Transport Week | PLYMOUTH.GOV.UK Date 09 June 2026 We're teaming up with partners to host five days of free, fun activities celebrating this year’s Better Transport Week, including a day out to Wembury Beach. Activities will showcase a range of greener ways to travel including trains, buses, walking and cycling, with hands-on act...

📣 The 4th annual Big Plymouth Travel Challenge is nearly here and we’re inviting everyone in Plymouth to get moving this July! Walk, wheel, run or scoot your everyday local journeys. It’s great for your health, great for your wellbeing, and great for the environment 🌍
Sign up now for the chance to win early bird prizes! 👉 https://buff.ly/RiauImR

Thinking about getting into cycling? provides free adult cycle sessions led by a qualified instructor, it's perfect if you’re looking to boost your skills and confidence. 🚲

Learn more and register here: https://www.cyclepssp.co.uk/
PSSP Cycle Training

🚧 Work will start on 22 June to upgrade the Efford to Crabtree path with improved surfaces, drainage and new lighting.

🚶 Funded by the Active Travel Fund, it’ll make walking, wheeling and cycling safer and easier for everyone.

🌳We're also advertising a proposal to name the pathway Brian Vincent Way after the former councillor for Efford and Lipson, who sadly passed away in 2023.

More details can be found here: https://bit.ly/44iymVn

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme is Take Action 💚

At Wheels for All, we see every day how taking action — whether that’s getting outdoors, trying something new, or connecting with others — can have a huge impact on mental wellbeing.

Earlier this year, we shared Nolan’s story, which was a fantastic reminder that cycling doesn’t just support physical health, but mental health too. Through inclusive cycling, Nolan shared with us that he found confidence, enjoyment and a positive outlet that supports his wellbeing as well as keeping him active 🚲

Stories like Nolan’s are why we believe everyone should have the opportunity to experience the joy and freedom of cycling.

This week, why not take action for your mental health, no matter how big or small that step may be 💚

Read Nolan’s story here: https://wheelsforall.org.uk/latest-news/meet-nolan

“We replaced our car with a cargo bike and have never looked back" New research shows that families can save thousands of pounds a year by ditching their car for an electric cargo bike - but many households, particularly those living in flats, cannot make the switch.

⛽️ Rising fuel costs are changing how people travel across the UK. New YouGov research for Cycling UK shows 28% of drivers are already walking or cycling more instead of driving, with another 15% considering making the switch.

Walking and cycling beat public transport, car sharing or cutting back elsewhere when it came to choices about how to travel. But the impact far beyond this. Over a quarter of drivers say they are going out less to save money, increasing the risk of isolation.

The data also shows women are more likely to be cutting back on everyday trips, while facing greater barriers to getting on a bike. This highlights the urgent need for safer streets and better access to cycling for everyone 🚲

Read our full article to explore the findings and why we're calling for action to make cycling easier and more affordable 👉 https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/more-people-turn-walking-and-cycling-fuel-costs-rise