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25 Jul 2018: Cycle to Work Day takes place on 15 August this year. Now in its sixth year, Cycle to Work Day is the UK’s largest cycling event with thousands of enthusiastic cyclists taking to street to celebrate everyday cycling.

23 Mar 2018: With over 11,000 staff, 19,000 students, more than 20 sites of University departments and other buildings, travel to and at work is a key issue for the University to ... 20 April. Department of Zoology. Dr Bike sessions - an opportunity to have your bike

15 Oct 2018: Dr Bike session award for highest departmental response rate for staff travel survey One Dr Bike session will be awarded to the department with the highest response rate to the staff travel survey. Following the closure of the survey the response

10 Oct 2018: The survey should take approximately 20 minutes to complete and the information supplied will be kept confidential.

25 Sep 2018: On Saturdays the frequency of trips will increase, as buses will arrive every 20 minutes until the final bus at 21:46pm.

28 Jun 2018: On 9 June over 500 cyclists came to Eddington, the new community being delivered by the University of Cambridge, for the first ever Eddington Cycling Festival. The festival was a fun, family-friendly day for residents and the wider Cambridge

25 Jan 2018: Many of the University's Colleges are looking to improve their environmental performance, with fantastic achievements led by both staff and students. In this article we focus on St John's College. The College’s Environmental Policy includes

7 Sep 2018: The University of Cambridge’s Green Impact 2018 launch is taking place on 16 October at 12pm, and all interested staff and students are welcome to attend.

26 Sep 2018: From 2019/20, departments will be brought in to the EDP in a phased approach, according to the quality of the data on their electricity use.

25 Sep 2018: When we think of our University being a world leader in sustainability we often think about technological solutions. While these things are essential for us to make our way to a sustainable future, what is sometimes forgotten is the role of staff