Cycle Winchester is the local cycling advocacy group for the Winchester area
Our aim is to make Winchester and its surrounding settlements ‘better by bike’ – to create a better city by:
- promoting cycling as a convenient, healthy, inexpensive and environmentally-friendly way to get around;
- campaigning for improved provision that will enable more people to cycle.
You can support our work – and gain discounts at local bike shops – by becoming a member, by signing up to our email list, by following us on social media, and by signing the Winchester Cycling Charter.
Latest updates
Not The Mass Ride, 6-14 June
Winchester Mass Ride 5 was already planned when our country was plunged into the current crisis. Along with almost every other part of normal life, those plans have been shelved. Amidst all the suffering there have been a few positive strands and the renewed popularity of cycling is one of...
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Highcliffe joins Mass Ride 4 on Oct 12
Four is a magic number on October 12th when Highcliffe lines up as the fourth official start location on our fourth Mass Ride! We present to you full details of our ride below. The good people of Highcliffe have organised their own feeder rides to the previous three mass rides...
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Come and join our Working Group
Cycle Winchester is steered by a small team of volunteers and we always welcome more people coming along to offer help and ideas. Our next meeting is on June 3rd at 19:30, downstairs at the Hyde Tavern, and all Cycle Winchester supporters are very welcome to come along. The agenda...
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Cycle of Solidarity… for Sierra Leone
Cycle Winchester exists to campaign to make our city better by bike. Bikes are bringing change around the world, and people on bikes are campaigning for a better world. On Saturday 11 May we are invited to gather outside Winchester Cathedral and use our bikes for a wider cause: a...
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2018 Winchester cycle parking survey results
In 2003 John Edwards set up a cycle survey, counting bikes ‘parked’ around the town, on a fixed survey circuit. John was forced to give up this survey in 2010 and Chris Gillham and Phil Gagg took over the survey in mid-2012. The value of this annual report is that...
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