CTC in Wales

CTC Cymru represent four districts in Wales and the neighbouring English borders sharing the same postcode: Chester and North Wales, Shropshire, Cardiff and South Wales, Swansea and West Wales.

The primary aims of CTC Cymru are:

To be the representative and campaigning body for CTC members in Wales.
To promote cycling and, in particular, the CTC in Wales.
To build a strong CTC membership base in Wales.
To organise and encourage the organisation of a wide range of cycling events, and to publish a calendar of events in Wales.
To hold at least one meeting open to all cyclists each year. This meeting will include a subject of interest to cyclists and invite comments on the work of the CTC and CTC Cymru.
CTC Cymru shall be non racist non-party in politics and non-sectarian in religion.

News

New law for better cycle paths in Wales

The NCN8 near Caernarfon alongside a major road

The Welsh Government has proposed a new law placing a duty on local authorities to map the walking and cycling routes in their area and make a plan and budget to improve them. Wales is being touted...

Swansea Cycle Challenge 2012 exceeds all expectations!

The Swansea Cycle Challenge 2012 will certainly create a cycling legacy throughout Swansea.The results and statistics speak for themselves and prove a new generation of cyclists are growing in...

Hit-and-run drink-driver who ended cyclist's paralympic dream receives 18-month sentence

Cardiff Crown Court, where driver Edward Adams was jailed. Photo: matthewgriff

A hit-and-run drink-driver who ended a medal-winning disabled cyclist’s Paralympic dream has received an 18-month prison sentence. Simon Richardson, already disabled after a cycling collision with a...

Guides

A short cycle ride in the Dulas Valley, Wales

The beautiful Dovey and Dullas valleys are perfect for cycling

The Dovey and Dulas valleys lie in a beautiful part of Wales. The cycle ride described here is only twelve miles long, but there is a wealth of interest along the route.