Go Cycling in half term with British Cycling's free Learn to Ride sessions for children age 4-15. Please book your place online. Sessions take place inside at a city centre venue. Bikes and helmets are provided for use during the session. For more ideas about helping your child learn to ride visit readysetride.co.uk 

Cycle training is now available at a new indoor venue in the city centre. Learn to ride and cycle skills sessions are available to book online.

• Learn to Ride – I have little or no experience  
• Cycle Confidence - I can already ride a bike and would like to develop my skills in a traffic-free area 

Bring a roadworthy bike and helmet if you have one. Don't worry if you don't have one as bikes and helmets can be provided for the session.

• On road training -  Email to request a session

Have a go on e-bikes and other forms of micro-mobility on Thursday 28 October as Millennium Place hosts E-Power Day from 10am-4pm as part of Our Future Moves! 

The free E-Power Day event gives you the opportunity to not only find out more about micro-mobility and how it could fit into your everyday life but also gives you the chance to trial some of these new products in a safe, controlled environment.

If you're taking part in Coventry Festival of Running on 31 October, you can plan your journey to the Race Village at University Square with the Travel Assistant. Click on the cycle icon to see West Midlands Cycle Hire docking stations nearby. Sign up for the West Midlands Cycle Hire App and your first 30 minute ride is free.

Supporters can find docks all around the city centre circuit and by the drinks station at Moseley Avenue. 

If you're heading to watch the half marathon why not take a ride along the first completed section of the Coundon Cycleway between Moseley Avenue shops and Westhill Road shops, which is around the 11 mile mark.  

Healthy travel is helping more organisations thrive
Physically active staff feel better, are healthier and are more productive, benefitting both your business and your employees. 

An easy way to get more staff active is to encourage them to cycle or walk for all, or part, of their commute.
Find out how your organisation can take the first steps 

Historic Coventry Trust present – Lullaby by Luke Jerram on Sunday 7 Nov – from 4.30pm – 7pm.  Two flotillas of twinkling bikes playing an ambient soundscape will be passing through the streets of Longford and Cheylesmore converging at the Abundance in Foleshill marking Diwali on 7^th November. In honour of the Starley family, godfathers of bicycle invention, bikes will ride past memorials in London Road Cemetery playing especially commissioned bike bells in tune with the soundscape.  Together we will celebrate Coventry as a City that moves of invention and innovation. Wrap up warm, come out of your home and wave us by. More information on the routes and timings 

Thanks to the donors who brought unwanted bikes to CycleFest to donate to The Bike Project for reuse by local refugees and asylum seekers. The nearest regular donation point is in Balsall Heath.  Find out more about how to become a local drop off point please contact

#OurFutureMoves exhibition with cycling exhibits is on at Coventry Transport Museum until the end of October. (*Entry to the museum and exhibition is free for Go CV card holders)

West Midlands Cycle Hire now has extra docks in the city centre and at Tile Hill Station, Cannon Park and Canley. Here are the latest offers:

• New riders - Get your first ride free. 
• Early birds pay 5p/minute to ride 6am - 11am.  
• Regular riders save anytime with minute bundles

200 local people will be using smart bike lights to collect data on their regular journeys. Successful applicants will be contacted by 31 October.