by Professor Scarlett McNally OBE ESCC meeting This is supposed to be a good news story, but it’s only about clawing a small win from a lengthy, painful, bureaucratic defeat. I recently attended a meeting at East Sussex County Council… Continue Reading
A new article in HOT (Hastings on-line community newsletter) is an extended interview with Professor Scarlett McNally, local surgeon in Eastbourne, and a previous Chair of Bespoke. Interviewed by Anna Sabin, Scarlett describes evidence showing that a lack of exercise… Continue Reading
Despite stormy skies, 25 riders lit up the streets of Eastbourne on Wednesday, 22nd October for Bespoke Cycle Group’s first-ever Glow Ride—a vibrant, high-visibility evening ride inspired by Cycling UK’s national campaign to champion cycling as a right for everyone. Starting at The Rodmill pub,… Continue Reading
A freedom of Information request on Advance Stop Lines (ASL) and Early Release Lights (ERL) asked for any data East Sussex County Council (ESCC) had on their effectiveness. Continue Reading
Join Bespoke for Kidical Mass 2025 on Saturday 10th May at 11am. We’ll be departing from the Spring Water Festival on the Western Lawns for a family-friendly marshalled ride along Eastbourne seafront to Princes Park and back. Experience the delight of riding through our streets in a safe, happy group. Continue Reading
Our lovely Co founder Felicity Goodson died on 2nd January 2025. Here Robert McGowan shares his memories of her, and her passion for everyday cycling. Continue Reading
Cycling UK have announced their Top 100 Women In Cycling, and our co-founder Professor Scarlett McNally is on the list. Continue Reading
Eastbourne – Pevensey Bay – Bexhill – St Leonards – Hastings Along the East Sussex Coastal Culture Trail It was the stillness that was so striking. Clear air. Just the sound of waves tumbling on shingle; the cries of swooping… Continue Reading
orried about their children walking and cycling to school. Sunday, May 19 will be the 4th Eastbourne ‘Kidical Mass Bike Ride’ to support these vulnerable road users. But this time the ride will be bigger and better than ever as it is linked to the annual Spring Water Festival. Continue Reading
Robert McGowan explains his idea for a cycle network in Eastbourne based on the design of the famous London Underground map. Continue Reading