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Conservative Party Leader David Cameron arrives by bicycle at the House of Commons in central London, for the last Prime Minister's Question Time before the General Election.

Blog: Challenge on to make Prime Minister Think Bike

Chancellor George Osborne (centre) has been accused of ignorign the economic gains cycling could bring

George Osborne under fire for ignoring cycling’s economic potential

Sir Chris Hoy says becoming the government's cycling champion is appealing

Olympic star Chris Hoy: “I would love to be UK cycling csar”

Politicians are now fighting for cyclists' votes, say the CTC

Politicians now fighting for cycling vote, say CTC

In parts of London, cycling is growing while other forms of travel decline

MPs call for more funding to make cycling safer

The Get Britain Cycling report has recommended more investment in infrastructure

MPs to debate UK cycling in parliament

L-R: Dave Brailsford, Ian Austin MP, Victoria Pendleton, Sir Chris Hoy and Steve Brine MP at the 2011 All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group reception

Get Britain Cycling report up for parliamentary debate

Jon Snow, CTC president

Sign cycle safety petition, urges Jon Snow

Graeme Obree, aka the Flying Scotsman, promoting Bikeability cycling proficiency courses in Edinburgh

Scottish cyclists urged to join campaign for safer roads

Chris Boardman arrives at the launch of London Mayor Boris Johnson's Vision for Cycling in March

Boardman says helmet debate distracts from making UK roads safer

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Government to examine HGV danger to cyclists

Cycling superhighways could become more common if the Get Britain Cycling recommendations are implemented

Get Britain Cycling petition secures 18,000 signatures

A key cycling report recommends more investment in infrastructure

Invest more than £1 billion a year on cycling, say cycling MPs

Commuters make their way on bicycles through Hyde Park

Get Britain Cycling: what the stakeholders want

Mayor of London Boris Johnson (left) is interviewed during a press conference on Victoria Embankment to launch "Crossrail for the Bike"

Will Boris Johnson’s cycling vision defuse cyclist-driver tension?