The Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT), a community-led charity, led the project to build a world-class 1km traffic-free cycle circuit for everyone to enjoy. With support from the Council, the community, local clubs and national sporting bodies we opened our tarmac cycle facility in May 2023.

The circuit is now used by local clubs and groups and the general public with regular activities taking place every day, including women’s hour on a Monday, regional cycle coaching in a Tuesday, public training sessions on a Wednesday, athletics and cycle coaching on Thursday, cycle racing on a Friday, Skating on a Saturday and Junior Park Run and events on a Sunday

We are a community organisation formed by residents of Linlithgow and Linlithgow Bridge to deliver change to benefit the community. 

Our aim is ‘To make Linlithgow a better place to live and work, through a community led plan of action which provides services, amenities and/or financial support to local initiatives.’

Linlithgow Community Development Trust is a registered charity: SC045971

To finds out more about LCDT, visit our website.

https://trust-linlithgow.org.uk

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Thank you to our key partners and donors:

West Lothian Council, SportScotland, Scottish Cycling, West Lothian Leisure and West Lothian Clarion.

And thank you to all our funders and supporters who have generously contributed to our fundraising, including West Lothian Council, SportScotland, Scottish Cycling, Benzies Foundation and the Robert Barrs Charitable Trust.

And thank you to all our supporters who have generously contributed to our fundraising, including donations from:

West Lothian Clarion Cycling Club, Blue Eyes Sports Foundation, West Lothian Triathlon, Stirling Bike Club, Peebles Cycling Club, Falkirk Junior Bike Club, Tom Anderson Fund (Falkirk Bicycle Club), Kinross Cycling Club, Livingston Cycling Club, Edinburgh RC, Deeside Thistle Cycling Club, Ythan Cycle Club, Dunfermline Cycling Club, National Clarion Cycling Club, Grampian Tigers Youth Cycling Club, North Cheshire Clarion Cycling Club, Linlithgow Round Table and Stacy Snyder and the listeners of the Cycling Podcast.

West lothian clarion cycling club

A key stakeholder and Scottish Cycling club of the year, it has more than 270 members including 80 youths (waiting list of 100+). The youth coaching develops skills, with the goal of making cyclists for life and getting families involved. The club provides opportunities for competitive cycling, identifying and nurturing potential racers.