A very worthy cyclist had his bike marked recently by the Metropolitan Police's Cycle Safety Team as he was en route to Buckingham Palace to receive a knighthood for his work on Alzheimer's disease.

Go Smarter is helping Northumbria Police prevent bike theft by providing hundreds of bike locks and BikeRegister bike marking kits to local businesses, employees and schools.

Our BikeRegister Support Team recently received an email from a cycle shop in Baltimore, United States, asking for help to trace the owner of a bike that had been found locally.

Following a spate of bike thefts at a business improvement district (BID) in Bermondsey, south-east London, a new scheme is being launched to help tackle the problem.

The results of the 2017 National Cycle Crime Survey are revealed following yesterday's Cycle to Work Day. The new national survey provides valuable insight into bike ownership, theft profiles and the most popular security measures used to protect them including locking, marking and registration. Commissioned by BikeRegister, the national cycle database, the survey exposes bike habits of nearly 1,400 cyclists across the UK including how much they spend on a bike, how they protect it and what their hopes are for cycling in the future.

A stolen bike belonging to a teenage lifeguard from Woodley, Wokingham, has been recovered and returned to its rightful owner.

A white Santa Cruz bike worth £1,200 has been recovered after officers from Coventry Police Magpie Team spotted a youth acting suspiciously.

Many congratulations to the worthy winners of the Cycle Crime Awards at the 2017 Cycle Crime Conference.

The third annual Cycle Crime Conference, hosted by BikeRegister, the national cycle database, in association with British Transport Police (BTP), took place in Birmingham on Tuesday, 5th July.

A new bike marking scheme using BikeRegister has been launched in Strabane, supported by Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and Sustrans.

An MPS Camden Town & Primrose Hill Officer flagged BikeRegister on Twitter to let us know about a stolen mountain bike he had uncovered during a police search.

Coventry Police were involved in this super-quick recovery, which resulted in a grateful owner getting his stolen bike back.

TV personality Timmy Mallett’s stolen bike has been found 60 miles from where it was taken and just 10 days after it went missing thanks to an eagle-eyed youngster and BikeRegister.

Thames Valley Police have arrested a man suspected of handling stolen goods, after an enormous haul of 164 bicycles was found in his garden.

A new bike marking and registration system has been introduced across the entire University of Oxford estate.

We put a twist on our growing Lock it, Mark It campaign, with a Valentine’s Day campaign that was run by British Transport Police.

PC Dave Williamson of Durham Constabulary along with former partnerships liaison officer Ian Martin (now retired) have been honoured for their work promoting a scheme that has slashed the number of bike thefts in County Durham and Darlington.

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) recently hosted a Winter Ready drop-in session for cyclists in association with bike retailer Cyclelife - Brookes Cycles, Salford.

Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is offering cyclists the chance to have their bikes marked and registered on BikeRegister.

BikeRegister recently hit another milestone! More than 600,000 bikes are now registered at www.bikeregister.com