Active Skills Hub
Supporting Lincolnshire's sport & physical activity workforce
Each September we are encouraging individuals and businesses across Lincolnshire to enjoy all the benefits of bike riding.
2.4 fewer sick days
Reduced stress
Increased productivity
We work with partners across Lincolnshire to support and champion services that help to promote active travel provision for the benefit of public health and the environment. Partners include Lincolnshire County Council, public sector agencies, national charities and local deliverers.
Cycling in Lincolnshire ranges from high profile events, such as the Lincoln GP Sportive National Championships, through to the more leisurely rides along our expanding network of cycle ways. Whether it is cycling for tourism reasons or nipping to the shop for a loaf of bread, Lincolnshire’s relatively flat geography lends itself well to travel on two wheels.
We are encouraging you to sign up to Love to Ride Lincolnshire and be rewarded for your cycling endeavors throughout September and beyond. With a whole host of prizes available, there are ample reasons to be motivated to try cycling. It is entirely up to you how far you go or for what reason; leave the car behind and try swapping a drive for a cycle.
To help commuters, there is a free webinar on the 8th September along with lots of useful tips, videos and online mini-courses available now! Simply click here to find out more
Businesses can get involved too. Visit Lincoln have put together this handy Become Cycle Friendly in Lincolnshire on-line course to help you both support your employees but also open your business to new markets. If you sign up your business you will be able to compete with other similar sized employers.
With over 220 businesses in Lincolnshire already signed up, what are you waiting for?
For Cycle September, individuals and workplaces compete nationally and worldwide to earn the most points by riding and encouraging others to do the same.
You can ride anywhere, anytime during September - just a 10 minute ride is enough to take part.
You can take part in three ways:
Matthew Evans our Active People and Place Manager, wrote a short blog about cycling, climate change and Lincolnshire.