Where there are bikes, there are bike thieves. And in London, some brands catch the eye of the light-fingered crowd more than others. Let’s take a look at which brands top the list of the most stolen bikes in London and why they’re so irresistible.
Autumn Budget Brings £100m for Active Travel
Active travel brings unmistakable benefits for our communities and planet, but also requires continuous investment. In this article, we discuss Rachel Reeves’ recent announcement of a further £100m capital funding for active travel in England in 2025-26.
Why Bicycle Infrastructure Matters to Local Businesses
Many local businesses in the UK believe that low emission zones, bike lanes and other cycling infrastructure reduce accessibility for car-driving customers and ultimately hurt sales. Yet, examples from around the globe illustrate a different story.
London’s Secure Bike Parking Dilemma: Are Borough Councils Missing the Mark?
Safe and secure bike parking isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s essential for building a cycling-friendly city. In London, creating a citywide network of secure bike parking has been a challenge for many borough councils, but few cases are as telling as the Kingston Station Cycle Hub.
Art and About: Cycling Through London’s Creative Corners
London offers endless opportunities for exploring creative expression. From captivating sculptures in Canary Wharf to vibrant street art in Shoreditch and Brick Lane, this article encourages you to hop on your bike and explore the art that thrives in open air.
Greener Threads: The Next Generation of Sustainable Fabrics
The sports apparel industry plays a pivotal role in our global efforts to nurture a sustainable future for generations to come. In this article, we explore some truly exciting sustainable fabrics and consider how, in a few years, our helmets, saddles, and fleeces could be made of lab-grown cotton, mushroom roots, or pineapple leaves.
How to Prepare for Your First Commute by Bike in London
Cycling in London can feel intimidating for first-timers, but it’s also one of the most efficient and enjoyable ways to commute. Whether you’re tired of squeezing onto the Tube during rush hour or looking for a way to stay active, commuting by bike in London is an excellent option. Here’s a beginner’s guide to help you get started and make that first ride stress-free.
Creating a Bike-Friendly City: The Role of Local Businesses
Imagine stepping into a lively café or shop, where cyclists comfortably leave their bikes securely parked inside. For those on two wheels, it’s the difference between rushing through errands and enjoying the city at their own pace. And it’s not just a dream—it’s already a reality for some London businesses like NipNip and Fudge & Sons, who’ve partnered with Hudjo to offer secure bike parking. Not only has this simple addition drawn in more customers, but it’s also fostered a loyal and eco-conscious community.
From London to Anywhere: The National Cycle Network
As the lifeblood of active travel in the UK, the National Cycle Network (NCN) has been encouraging sustainable movement across the country for decades. In this article, we outline a few cycling routes we think you might enjoy and explore the network’s positive impact on local communities and biodiversity across the UK.
Hudjo Launches New Membership: Unlimited Secure Bike Parking across London for Just £50 a Month!
We’re excited to announce our brand-new Hudjo Membership, giving cyclists unlimited access to secure bike parking across our London network for just £50 a month.
How to Encourage Your Employees to Cycle to Work: Tips for Business Owners
Encouraging your employees to cycle to work can boost productivity, improve health, and reduce your company’s carbon footprint. This blog explores practical ways businesses can promote cycling, from offering secure bike parking and shower facilities to fostering a supportive cycling culture. Learn how implementing these changes can create a healthier, greener workplace, while benefiting both employees and the environment.
Driving Climate Action on Two Wheels
Without a doubt, climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our time. Aiming to become the world’s greenest global city, nearly a quarter of all Londoners are now living within 400m of a high-quality cycling route.