Businesses embrace Bike Week's cycle to work push

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The biggest nationwide cycling event in the UK hopes to get half a million people to cycle for their daily commute

Businesses, councils and schools across the country have this week urged employees to cycle to work as part of Bike Week, which this year has focused on promoting bike-to-work schemes. Organisations...

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