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Stockton Active Travel runs a variety of walking and cycling activities throughout the Stockton area. The project is based at The Hub in central Stockton, a dedicated one-stop resource centre providing volunteering opportunities, training, information and outreach services to give people the skills and equipment that they need to walk and cycle more often.

Activities and events

Cycle parking at the Stockton Hub

Bike parking and loan

The Hub provides free, safe and secure bike storage for people of all ages travelling into Stockton, including lockers and changing rooms. Bikes are also available for loan.

Cycle maintenance

Contact us for information about cycle maintenance classes at the Hub.

Guided walks and cycle rides

The Teesdale Business Park Nordic Walking Group runs regular guided walks every Monday lunchtime from 12:00-1:00. Walks set off from outside George Stevenson House and interest is high, so if you would like to join please contact us to book a place.

Information and advice

Pop into the Hub from Monday to Friday, 7.30am - 6pm, where the Active Travel team are on hand to offer advice on walking and cycling routes, local maps, public transport information and personalised route planning advice.

University of Durham Queens Campus cycle hire scheme

For only £5 per term, students at the University of Durham Queens Campus can hire a reconditioned bike from Stockton Active Travel. After the success of last year's scheme, between 70-80 bikes are available in 2010-2011 to give students more freedom around town, and help them get to lectures on time!

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Contact Stockton Active Travel

If you would like to get involved or find out more about Stockton Active Travel, call Paul on: 01642 803441, or email: stocktonactivetravel@sustrans.org.uk

Stockton Active Travel is supported by and working in partnership with:

Stocton on Tees NHS, Stockton on Tees Borough Council, Big Lottery Fund logos

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