Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Scotland

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Formerly Sustrans. Scotland updates from Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, the charity making it possible for everyone to walk, wheel and cycle. Join us on our journey: walkwheelcycletrust.org.uk/scotland

The Angus Cycling Festival Coast Challenge 2026 is coming to NCN Route 1 on Saturday 5th Sept, with riders travelling between Arbroath and Dundee!🚲 It’s free, family-friendly & open to all abilities. 📍If you’re planning to use the route, expect it to be busier than usual that day!

CycleHub.Org@cyclehuborg.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The Angus Cycling Festival returns 5th September from 10:00 - 16:00. Join in the Coast Challenge! Free & Family Friendly with plenty of prizes up for grabs!

Last chance to apply for ArtRoots funding! 🎨 Applications close tomorrow at midnight. Funded by Transport Scotland, ArtRoots supports creative community projects that make National Cycle Network routes more welcoming places to walk, wheel and cycle. Apply now 👇

Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Scotland@wwctrustscot.bsky.social · 4mo ago

ArtRoots is now open for applications!🎨 Our community arts fund offers grants for creative projects along traffic-free sections of the National Cycle Network in Scotland. Find out more and apply by 14th July: www.walkwheelcycletrust.org.uk/our-blog/pro...

Over a period of six weeks, young people took part in circus and craft workshops run by Think Circus in Craigmillar, Edinburgh

What difference can an accessible path make?🚲️ 🚶‍♀️ 👩‍🦽 This spring, we joined partners in Crieff to celebrate the new Oakbank to MacRosty Park All Abilities Link Path, funded by Transport Scotland. A great example of how traffic-free routes help more people walk, wheel and cycle with confidence. 🎥

Great to see projects supported through Walk Wheel Cycle Trust recognised at the Scottish Transport Awards 👏 🏆 Glencoe Greenway project 🏆 Arbroath A Place for Everyone project Both projects highlight the impact of investing in walking, wheeling and cycling across Scotland.

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🧵 1/3 Community groups across Scotland are helping care for their local, traffic-free routes on the National Cycle Network🌿 The West Lothian Litter Pickers are a group of committed children and adults who meet regularly throughout the year to maintain their local area and look after NCN 75.

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