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Removing barriers to cycling
Wheels for Wellbeing exists to enhance disabled people’s lives by ensuring that anyone can access the physical, emotional, practical and social benefits of cycling.
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I like the track because it is safe and I like seeing all my friends. I ride really fast because I want to cycle in the Special Olympics.
Kate
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Can We Wheely Get About? – Disabled people walking/wheeling in urban spaces
Wheels for Wellbeing
Wheels for Wellbeing Wheeling Workshop Resources These resources were created for a wheeling workshop on improving public realm accessibility for Disabled people at the March 2024 Living Streets summit in…
READ MORE Permitted Development Regulations consultation (England) – cycle stores and EV charging points
Wheels for Wellbeing
Introduction, consultation links and how to respond The government are consulting on changes to permitted development in England until 9th April 2024. Two of the changes are of particular interest…
READ MORE E-cycle 250W to 500W max power change proposal position statement
Wheels for Wellbeing
Last updated: 29/02/2024 Wheels for Wellbeing support the retention of the current maximum motor power output for unregistered e-assist pedal cycles (EAPCs) at 250W. We oppose proposals to increase the…
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You provide something we can’t do elsewhere. You provide equipment that all people across the impairments can use.
Will