The Big Bike Revival is an intervention for adults aimed at encouraging an uptake in cycling. By providing solutions to perceived barriers, adults are enabled to learn to how to cycle and to increase their cycling levels for short, everyday journeys. Events focus on presenting cycling as a practical, normal and habitual way to get around locally.
The programme delivers three types of event based on the FIX-LEARN-RIDE model.
Delivery partners are typically volunteer-led groups, not-for-profit organisations and social enterprises that are rooted in local communities and working to address a range of local needs. They are experienced in engaging with non-regular cyclists and people in need in terms of social, economic and health deprivation.
Grants of £100 are available for organisers of a 'Great Get Together' event, an annual celebration of everything that connects our communities.
Grants for provision of holistic support to young people aged 16–25 at immediate risk of or experiencing homelessness, or work to advance racial justice through influence and advocacy within the homelessness sector.
Arts and cultural organisations in England can apply for grants to support the development and delivery of creative digital projects for online or in-person audiences.
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