Big Bike Revival Grants Programme

The Big Bike Revival Grants Programme helps get more adults cycling, especially women, people on low incomes, and ethnic minorities. You can get up to £3,500 to run bike events that fix, teach, and encourage cycling. The money pays for bike maintenance workshops and cycle training sessions. You need to be a charity, community group, social enterprise, or similar organisation. Local councils and community-focused bike shops can also apply. The programme focuses on people who don't currently cycle or need encouragement to cycle more often.

This grant is for charities, community groups, social enterprises, and community interest companies that want to encourage cycling. Local authorities and bike shops with community focus can also apply. You must be based in England and focus on reaching people who don't currently cycle, especially women, low-income groups, and ethnic minorities.

Aims to encourage adults who don't cycle to start cycling and increase cycling frequency, particularly targeting underrepresented groups. Supports 'fix-learn-ride' model events including bike maintenance workshops and cycle training. Focuses on reaching women, people on low incomes, ethnic minorities, and those not meeting physical activity guidelines.

Applications are processed on a rolling basis through Cycling UK who administer the programme. Contact Cycling UK directly for application forms and guidance on the process.