Originally named Mini-Hollands, Liveable Neighbourhoods was an ambitious project created under Boris Johnson's tenure to encourage active mobility in outer London. Mini-Hollands launched in 2012 as competition for outer London boroughs to win a

#10 Bikes Up Knives Down

Jan 24th, 2019 23m 22s

Bikes Up Knives Down is the hashtag of a grassroots movement taking over London on two wheels. Its aim: to fight crime through bike riding. In the last four years, a group of kids from all backgrounds and neighbourhoods have been coming toget

#9 The Bollard Effect

Jan 4th, 2019 18m 13s

Bollards are seemingly humble and innocuous piece of urban infrastructure. However they have the potential to create serious shifts in the way people move around cities, offering one of the simplest and most effective cycling measures to shift

#8 The Best Gift For And From Cyclists

Dec 6th, 2018 19m 41s

It’s early December, the midst of gifting season. What could you get for someone who rides a bike? For this festive podcast episode, we decided to create our very own Urban Cycling Gift Guide and help you find the ultimate present. However, thi

#7 Copenhagenize Your City II: Mikael Colville-Andersen Answers

Nov 15th, 2018 16m 6s

Copenhagenize’s founder Mikael Colville-Andersen appearance in our October episode was received with enthusiasm and left many of us wanting to know more. So much so that Mikael agreed to extend his appearance on Movement and answer some questio

#6 How Not To Lock Your Bike

Nov 2nd, 2018 25m 41s

Bikes do get stolen, and people do get away with it, especially in big cities.But what can you do about it and what should you absolutely not do? First things first, you need a bike lock. What type of lock should that be? Is there a best way

#5 Copenhagenize Your City

Oct 12th, 2018 31m 26s

Nicknamed the 'Pope of urban cycling', Mikael Colville-Andersen is the founder and CEO of studio Copenhagenize Design Co. and one of the world’s most influential figures getting more people in cities on bikes. He takes up the gauntlet in our

#4 Quietways

Sep 28th, 2018 25m 1s

Two facts: a straight line is the shortest distance between two points and once you study people for long enough the way in which they move in the urban space becomes quite predictable. When it comes to getting around a city by bike is the stra

#3 The Williamsburg Bridge Radio App

Aug 17th, 2018 17m 44s

Cecilia Azcarate is a creative director at Spotify and a bike lover. Three years ago, while at agency Sid Lee NYC, she worked on a simple, inventive and satisfying project for an app. It involved music, the architecture of New York and cyclin

#2 30 Urban Cycling Tips In 20 Minutes

Jul 20th, 2018 14m 33s

For our new podcast episode, we put together an incredibly eclectic list of tips for urban cycling thanks to our friends from all over the world. We're sure these words of wisdom will make your cycling experience in town that little bit easier

#1 Dressed To Cycle (In The City)

Jul 5th, 2018 22m 44s

What do you wear when you ride to work? Is it something you give much thought to? Is your priority to look good, be comfortable, or will anything do? In this episode of Movement, we are looking at the diversity of urban cyclists through the l

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