Reeves is putting the brakes on Cycle to Work, and it’s ordinary commuters who’ll skid first
By Steve Edgell
Rumoured plans to cap the Cycle to Work scheme risk undermining one of Britain’s most successful policies.
This isn’t a tax perk for the few ‘high earners in the Surrey Hills’, it’s a lifeline for the many who rely on affordable, greener travel and the Chancellor risks punishing the very people it was designed to help - ordinary commuters trying to save money and travel sustainably.
For 25 years this simple, proven policy has helped over two million people afford a bike for their commute - from nurses and shop workers to teachers and civil servants.
It’s one of the few initiatives that genuinely supports workers, businesses and the environment alike – and the data proves it.
New research commissioned by the Cycle to Work Alliance shows that the scheme generates £573 million in annual economic benefits,........





















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