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The UK is spending £32m to fix roads and build cycle lanes in the north east and Yorkshire to help everyone cycle safely.

The Minister visited a women's cycling race to talk about safer roads. Better roads mean more cycling, which is good for health and the NHS.
Many women worry about bad roads. The government is giving money to fix roads and make new cycle lanes in the north east to help them feel safer.
Good roads and cycle lanes mean fewer sick days and more money. Cycling keeps people healthy and helps them meet others. Programmes help women and girls cycle.
The government is spending £291 million to help more people walk and cycle. This will make it easier for children and parents to walk to school.
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The UK is spending £32m to fix roads and build cycle lanes in the north east and Yorkshire to help everyone cycle safely.

The Minister visited a women's cycling race to talk about safer roads. Better roads mean more cycling, which is good for health and the NHS.
Many women worry about bad roads. The government is giving money to fix roads and make new cycle lanes in the north east to help them feel safer.
Good roads and cycle lanes mean fewer sick days and more money. Cycling keeps people healthy and helps them meet others. Programmes help women and girls cycle.
The government is spending £291 million to help more people walk and cycle. This will make it easier for children and parents to walk to school.
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