Cyclists are using cycle lanes
Letter by George Coulouris in the Camden New Journal, 16th September 2022
Press Letters
Press Letters
Let’s take the motor traffic out of Swiss Cottage
Article by Jean Dollimore in the Ham and High, 16th Aug 2022
News
Haverstock Hill Cycle Lanes
The 2km of new protected lanes on Haverstock Hill connect Belsize Park to the remainder of the Camden Cycling Network in the southeast of the borough.
CC author, Reports
Safe Junctions for Cycling – Aug 2022
This report contains examples of well-designed junctions (mostly in Camden) with details of the techniques used and their benefits and limitations. It is intended as a supplement to the LCC Dangerous Junctions Report,
Consultations, permeability
South End Green Public Realm, Road Safety and Streatery Improvements
Dates: consultation 12th September to 9th October 2022; Reply to: safetravel@camden.gov.uk; CCC member dealing with it Jean Dollimore. RESPONDED 6 October 2022.
Consultations, junctions
Mansfield Road and Estelle Road – make permanent consultation
Dates: consultation 26th August to 18th September 2022; Reply to: safetravel@camden.gov.uk; CCC member dealing with it Jean Dollimore.RESPONDED 9 Sept 2022
CC author, Reports
Report on Haverstock Hill Aug 2022
1 km new protected cycle lanes; 3 SUBBS and 5 unprotected bus stops (on downhill side)
JonStone
Camden to Westminster
Cycling from Camden to Westminster has got very easy. Jon Stone. London cycle routes
Meetings at LB Camden - minutes
Minutes Quarterly Meeting 9th May 2022 between CCC, LLS and Camden Officers
Camden Transport Strategy – adjustment of targets in cycling action plan; Cycle network – plans for 2022 for new protected routes and secondary routes; Timescale for the upgrades to York Way, Chalk Farm Road, Prince of Wales Road, St Pancras Way; Camden Town gyratory. Creating east/west cycling and walking links; LTNs – plans for 2022; Holborn area short and long term plans
News
C50 Cycle Route through Camden Square
We show how over 2 kms of good quality cycle route has been created from the Camden Square low-traffic neighbourhood, two-way cycling in Randolph Street and several upgraded junctions.