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Help and support to cycle in Thurrock

13 June 2025
Cycling is a fantastic way to get active, boost your wellbeing and help the environment. Whether you’re completely new to cycling or looking to get more involved, there are plenty of opportunities to explore Thurrock on two wheels.
Cycle training for all ages
Thurrock Council offer a range of cycle training options to help residents learn to ride or improve their skills on the road:

Get cycling for Bike Week

13 June 2024
Cycling offers a range of benefits, from helping the environment by reducing the number of cars on the road to improving the health and wellbeing of the riders.
While cycling can make people happier, healthier, greener, and more connected to their community, some residents may face barriers to getting started. Thurrock Council offers several initiatives to support residents in gaining the confidence they need to start riding.

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