Fairs

In Ossulton Street, at the junction with Brill Street– many cyclists called in for free snacks, maps, a bike check and a chat.

The cyclists breakfast on Wednesday of Bike Week is now in its eleventh year. As usual it was organised by Jane Boardman with strong support from Richard Fletcher and Stafano Casalotti. The Green Travel people (Paul Davis and Beverley) from Camden Council as well as several CCC volunteers helped to greet the callers at the

In spite of bad weather in the preceding week, the weather remained fine, if a little dull all day. Stefano organised Bike Fest and assembled his volunteers in shifts throughout the day. Setting up started at 9 am with the fair opening at noon and clearing up was not completed until after 7 pm. The

Jane, Stefano, Richard, John and Helen were outside the British Library by 7.20 am in time to set up stall before all the early commuters came past. Anne and Jean arrived when it was all set up. Paul Davis and Beverley from the Camden Travel Plan section were there too to help with the stall.

Bikefest was organised by Stefano Casalotti and set up and run with the help of a good team of volunteers. This time we had people from LCC to help with membership issues at our stall. As usual we gave out hundreds of TfL Cycle Guides and managed to chat with regular visitors as well as

Jane, Stefano and other helpers had the stall set up by 8 am. This time CCC was joined by members of Camden’s Good Going Team, who brought new free gifts including sunglasses, water bottles and snap on yellow strips. This year we had a continuous stream of visitors until we closed down shortly after 10

This was our second Bikefest in Regents Park: Bikefest is part of the Camden Green Fair organised by the Camden Green Fair Steering Committee in collaboration with LB Camden, Camden Cycling Campaing and Groundwork-Camden and Islington. Camden Green Fair Website. Stefano and helpers arrived early to set up the stall in Chester Road, which was