The London Cycling Awards ceremony was hosted by the Spin London festival in Truman Brewery, Brick Lane. The presenter was the comedian and actor, Michael Smiley.
The awards were made in several categories and announced from three finalist for each category. These included Best Product, Best Urban Cycle Clothing Range and best Community Project of the Year.
In the Best Borough Infrastructure Scheme, Camden’s Tavistock Place trial won against the schemes for Lea Bridge Road, Waltham Forest and Portsmouth Road, Kingston.
Here are some reactions on Twitter:
Great work Camden winner of @london_cycling award tonight @camdencyclists
— Ann Kenrick (@annkenrick) May 20, 2016
At #LondonCyclingAwards, best boro infra scheme is Tavistock Place. Now to make trial scheme permanent. @philjones79 pic.twitter.com/nevTh1SzoA
— John Dales (@johnstreetdales) May 20, 2016
Tavi Place gets #LondonCyclingAwards congrats. Best borough schemr pic.twitter.com/C6PzolHlLU
— camden cyclists (@camdencyclists) May 20, 2016
Thanks very much to @london_cycling for the best borough scheme award at London Cycling Awards #taviplace pic.twitter.com/29qkwFFiDt
— Phil Jones (@philjones79) May 20, 2016
In the Best Large-Scale Infrastructure Scheme, TfL was competing against itself and the East-West Cycle Superhighway won against the schemes for the North-South Cycle Superhighway and the Cycle Superhighway 5
We then had Cycling Champion of the Year, Best Cycling Event and Best Bike Shop.
Finally, Andrew Gilligan was given a special award. The photo below is borrowed from LCC.
Andrew gave a good speech, saying that he doesn’t yet know who will be cycling Commissioner for Sadiq Khan. And as usual, he advised us that we will have to keep on fighting to get what we want.
JD 23 May 2016
