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Olympic Champion Alistair Brownlee Announces Partnership With BikeRegister

Double Olympic gold medallist Alistair Brownlee MBE has today announced a partnership with BikeRegister, the national Police-preferred, bicycle marking and registration scheme.

Leeds Police & City Council Team Up To Combat Bike Crime

Officers from West Yorkshire Police in Leeds have teamed up with Leeds City council in a joint initiative to encourage cycling and combat cycle crime in and around the city.

We're hiring - Full Stack Laravel Developer

BikeRegister, the UK's National Cycle Database, is looking for a full stack developer on our Web Development team. As part of the team, you will contribute to various web applications across a variety of frontend and backend disciplines. The ideal candidate has at least 2-7 years of experience working as part of a team on small, medium and large-scale applications.

NHS Heroes Given Unclaimed Stolen Bikes

NHS staff in London have been given unclaimed stolen bicycles from police storage under a new scheme launched by the Metropolitan Police.

Bikes for Schools

In light of post-Covid guidance on choosing a more sustainable way to travel to school, an organisation called Bikes For Schools has been set up.

Pedal Protect Reduces Bike Theft By 25%

Police Scotland has partnered with BikeRegister to help tackle bike thefts as part of an ongoing national campaign.

Olympic Champion Launches BikeRegister Scheme In Leeds

Double Olympic Champion and Leeds Active Travel Ambassador, Alistair Brownlee MBE, recently joined Leeds City Council and West Yorkshire Police to launch BikeRegister in the city.

The Power of Registration

BikeRegister customer Alwen Wiederhold claims that without registering his son's bike he doesn't think it would have ever been returned.

School Sets Up Family Cycle Library

The Burlington Danes Family Cycle Library in West London is aiming to help more parents and children to cycle to school and for leisure.

Oxford Student’s Bike Recovered 50 Miles Away

University student Abbas Husain got his pride and joy back after it was stolen from outside his halls of residence in Oxford on March 7th.

Reward Offered for Birdy Leads To Recovery

Keen cyclist Mark Smith advertised a £500 reward for his stolen bike on Facebook Marketplace and was delighted to receive tip-offs from the online cycling community as to where his bike had been spotted.

Bike Shop Checks Ownership & Finds Stolen Bike

A London bike shop employee took care to check the frame number of a moss green Tokyobike bought in for service by a customer, only to find it was registered as stolen...