In the most recent print edition of BikeBiz, we put out a call for you to send through photographic evidence of your British cycling trips.

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In the most recent print edition of BikeBiz, we put out a call for you to send through photographic evidence of your British cycling trips.

We’re tracking the hashtag #BritishCyclingTrips, and want readers to send original material over. Tweet us at @BikeBizOnline to see your photo featured in the October 2016 edition of BikeBiz!

Additionally, nominations for the Cycling Media Awards, taking place on Thursday, November 10th at the Islington Metalworks, remain open.

The event aims to recognise the best UK media outlets, writers, bloggers, broadcasters and photographers in the world of cycling.

Bringing together the whole spectrum of cycling media into one room, this year’s #CMAwards2016 will also provide a valuable networking opportunity for the entire trade.

You can put yourself, your team, or your brand forward for an award here. The categories and judging criteria are as follows:

Magazine of the Year

– Number of readers

– Consistency in high-quality, original/innovative stories

– Quality of interviews

– Quality of photography

– Design values

– Quality of writing

Website of the Year

– Number of readers

– Original content

– Consistency in output of high-quality, original/innovative stories

– Design values, visuals, user-friendliness

Specialist Writer

– Coverage of key cycling community issues

– Engagement with readership

– Quality of writing

– Technical knowledge

Best coverage by a Mainstream – Print

– High-profile event coverage

– Quality of interviews

– Quality of photography

– Quality of writing

Best coverage by a Mainstream – Online

– High-profile event coverage

– Quality of interviews

– Quality of photography

– Quality of writing

Best Broadcast Coverage

– High-profile event coverage

– Quality of reporting

– Quality of cinematography/sound

Best Cycling Podcast

– Audio quality

– Reach

– Quality of content

YouTuber of the Year

– Viewership

– Quality of videos

– Community interaction

Blogger of the Year

– Reach

– Regularity of content

– Design and accessibility

– Signature writing style

Photographer of the Year

– Effective use of subject matter

– Tone

– Technical skill

– Engaging and evocative product

For more information on the event and the award categories, visit here

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