Think you can’t cycle? Think again!

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.

CYCLING SESSION PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK

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

Cycling Sessions

All our sessions are running as planned at the moment.

Latest news

Taking Action against Discriminatory Barriers

Wheels for Wellbeing
Webinar recording Wheels for Wellbeing were delighted to work with Ryan Bradshaw from Leigh Day solicitors to offer this joint session on taking action against discriminatory barriers on 01/11/2023. A…
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Wheels for Wellbeing Guide to Temporary Works

Wheels for Wellbeing
Introduction Disabled people need journey routes to be consistently accessible, whatever mobility aids we use. Ensuring consistent good practice accessibility during road and pavement works enables both Disabled and non-Disabled…
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Index of guidance sheets

Wheels for Wellbeing
Wheels for Wellbeing’s guides provide a brief overview of best-practice standards for accessible and inclusive cycling. We also provide consultancy and training services to help organisations develop their infrastructure and…
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CYCLING SESSION PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK

You provide something we can’t do elsewhere. You provide equipment that all people across the impairments can use.

Will

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