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Sally Hinchcliffe,
Cycling Embassy, Cycling Dumfries
In addition to her local campaign work at Cycling Dumfries, Sally Hinchcliffe is a crucial link in Pedal on Parliament — a campaign which has transformed cycling activism in Scotland — as well as the Cycling Embassy of GB. Hinchcliffe’s weekly blog-roundup helps connect activists and others around the world, building a community of concerned cyclists, but always giving us some humour and good writing along with hard facts. And she also launched the first ever UK Women’s cycling Forum, held in Edinburgh last June. She is not a self-promoter, so much of her influence is subtle and not always visible, but Hinchcliffe is a crucial pair of hands behind the scenes.
Suzanne Forup,
CTC Scotland
Suzanne Forup is assistant head of development at CTC Scotland. While there, Forup has developed a number cycling initiatives in Scotland, including the
the Woman’s Cycling Forum which launched last year for round table discussions and presentations about inclusive cycling. Play on Pedals is another project Forup is behind, a Commonwealth Games legacy for Glasgow that gives pre-school children chance to learn to ride a bike before they start school. She has also set up a number of Belles on Bikes groups across Scotland and manages the Bike Club Scotland programme in her role at Youth Scotland.
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