A rumoured return to a £1,000 Cycle to Work scheme limit failed to materialise in the 2025 budget, with the Cycle to Work ...
Despite rumours and reports that cycle to work (C2W) was going to be receiving a new limit to weed out abuses of the system, the Chancellor did not announce any ...
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Cycle to Work scheme stays the same despite rumours over financial limit in Budget
Last month, data from the Cycle to Work Alliance showed that the system brought £219 million in bike and accessory sales last ...
Summer is just around the corner, and perhaps you’re dreaming of balmy mornings spent on a brand-new bike, speeding down quiet country roads under big blue skies on one of the best road bikes. Or ...
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If Cycle to Work is to be changed in the Budget perhaps it should be in a way that benefits British jobs - and the Treasury need not spend a penny
In a Budget with limited options, the solution might not be a grand infrastructure pledge. It could be found in the workshops of makers waiting for a policy that finally gives them room to grow. After ...
Last Thursday, the Financial Times broke the story of the Government’s potential cap on Cycle to Work purchases, quoting a Government source as stating that “taxpayers shouldn’t be footing the bill ...
One government figure justified the planned move by saying the salary sacrifice scheme should be about “helping ordinary commuters switch to greener travel”, not “giving tax breaks to high earners ...
For 25 years this simple, proven policy has helped over two million people afford a bike for their commute - from nurses and ...
Rachel Reeves is preparing to limit the tax benefits available through salary sacrifice schemes for purchasing high-value bicycles, the Financial Times reported on 13 November.
The original upper threshold of £1,000 was scrapped in 2019, allowing the purchase of even the most expensive bikes. But now ministers do not believe subsidies of several thousand pounds are the best ...
Chancellor is expected to introduce a new limit on how much can be spent on a bicycle through a cycle to work scheme.
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Carlton Reid is a U.K.-based journalist covering sustainability. Making sure that bikes are easily available is crucial to helping ...
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