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CycleCity Guides

CycleCity Guides is the UK’s leading producer of urban cycling maps - mainly for local authorities. It also publishes a number of cycling books, including Traffic-Free Cycle Trails and the Cycle Tours series in partnership with Cordee (see below). The company also surveys cycle routes and its work is behind many of the country’s cycle networks as well as the cycling layer of Transport Direct, the Government’s multi-modal internet journey planner.

Mapyx

Mapyx Limited is dedicated to bringing digital maps and tools to the widest possible audience by providing quality software and maps at the lowest prices available.

The team behind Mapyx has been involved with digital mapping applications and solutions for Government, Military and Commercial organisations for nearly two decades.

We’ve used all our expertise to bring you Quo, our essential digital mapping software for outdoor pursuits.

Transport Direct

Transport Direct is the only website that offers information for door-to-door travel for both public transport and car journeys around Britain. A new service now adds cycling to this multi-modal list. The aim is to provide comprehensive, easy-to-use travel information to help plan journeys effectively and efficiently.

Cordee

Cordee is the premier distributor of outdoor books and maps, having started life as a distributor for rock-climbing guidebooks published by the UK’s climbing clubs. Cordee also publishes a number of books, including the Cycle Tours series, in its own right.

The company has a unique and world-renowned catalogue of books and maps that is used by the recreation and book trade throughout the world. All book orders placed on cycleroutes.com are sent out through Cordee.

Nick Cotton Rides

Nick Cotton is one of the UK’s best-selling cycling writers and author of more than 50 route guides. Many of Nick’s routes appear in published titles, but all have been researched on his trusty bike.

Shropshire Council

Shropshire Council has been promoting cycling through the development of a number of rides across the county. Shrewsbury, the county town, was also one of the first of Cycling England’s cycling towns.

Beccles and Bungay Cycling Strategy

Working in partnership with Beccles Business Association and Waveney District Council, the Beccles and Bungay Cycling Strategy group has developed a number of rides in the Suffolk countryside around the two towns. The group’s aims are to promote the interests of cycling.