As a collective response rather than give preferences on individual routes we’ve highlighted general principles that should be followed to ensure high quality cycling infrastructure enabling anyone to cycle safely in the borough. Here’s what we submitted Sutton Link response
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Our response to Sutton’s draft LIP3 consultation
To quote: “The council is undertaking a public consultation on its draft third Local Implementation Plan (LIP). This is a statutory document that outlines how Sutton will contribute to meeting the outcomes and objectives in the new Mayor of London’s…
Posted in Consultation
Waltham Forest mini-Holland with Paul Gasson
Following the talk Paul gave Waltham Forest mini-Holland: reducing road danger and growing active travel Charles Martin, Michael To and myself visited on Saturday, you can see the route taken and Michael’s thread with commentary. On behalf of @cyclinginsutton (including @MarcusHowarth…
March 2018 Newsletters
Now available on the LCC site. Get Sutton Cycling Newsletter See all the Local Group newsletters here and/or sign up for future copies.
Posted in Advocacy
Notes from our January 2018 meeting
London Cycling Campaign in Sutton: 24 January 2018 meeting notes Location: Lord Nelson, 32 Lower Rd, Sutton SM1 4QP Present: Gary James (Chair), Marcus Howarth (joint Secretary), John Kinnear (joint Secretary), Charles Martin (Coordinator), Anton Clark, Lucy East, Dominic Hewlett, Toby…
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Notes from our November 2017 meeting
London Cycling Campaign in Sutton: 22 November 2017 meeting notes Location: Presidents’ Lounge, Sutton United Football Club, The Borough Sports Ground, Gander Green Lane, Sutton, SM1 2EY Present: Gary James (Chair), Marcus Howarth (joint Secretary), John Kinnear (joint Secretary), Charles Martin…
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Get Sutton Cycling on Facebook
To allow us to better spread the word, recruit new members, share the latest news, campaign updates and actions we are moving from using a group to a page. Like the Get Sutton Cycling Page to get updates in your…
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Campaign election candidates via #VoteBike
A recent Guardian article asked Which party’s manifesto is strongest on cycling? and of the major parties the results are disappointing: Conservative – 2/10 Labour – 4/10 Liberal Democrat – 8/10 Green – 10/10 UKIP – 0/10 The CTC’s votebike.org.uk campaign is emailing all local electorial…
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