My fold-up is my essential mobility device

I’m worried that being physically active will impact on my benefits.

Challenging inaccessible cycle infrastructure

My name is Isaac Malter.

I’m one of Wheels for Wellbeing’s qualified

Daisy is a disabled cyclist living in Islington,

Herne Hill case study

Life on three wheels

Land’s End to John O’Groats: part I

Travelling by tandem

Our cycle infrastructure isn’t the best, but don’t let that put you off.

Cycling is a great way of being independent

Iyiola wanted to join Into Sport Lambeth’s weekly walks,

In the lead up to our Beyond the

Alison – tricycling has opened up London to me

Valerie Elliott cycled at Wheels for Wellbeing

When did you first start cycling?

Haren, who is visually impaired person and is

Before coming cycling Shirley