Camden’s Green Transport Strategy
Dates: consultation 14 Jan 2008; reply due 22nd Feb 2008.
Officer Paul Davies. CCC member dealing with it Jane Boardman.
Dates: consultation Dec 2007; reply due 25 Jan 2008.
Decision by Asst Director of Culture and Environment 15 Feb.
Officer William Okopoho and Dave Stewart. CCC member dealing with it Jean Dollimore. REPLIED 24 JAN 08.
Dates: consultation Dec 2007; reply due 3 Jan 2008.
Decision by Asst Director of Culture and Environment.
Officer Karl Baxter and Maria Davies. CCC member dealing with it Jean Dollimore. REPLIED 3 Jan 2008.
Our guest speaker was writer Sean French (half of the thriller-writing duo Nicci Gerrard + Sean French = Nikki French. He gave a reading of their new novel UNTIL IT’S OVER (whose heroine is a bike messenger). The meeting was chaired skillfully by Anne Boston who is seen on the right with Sean French. Sean
Dates: consultation Dec 2007; reply due 18 Jan 2008.
Decision by Asst Director of Culture and Environment. 14 Feb 2008.
Officer Karl Baxter and Maria Davies. CCC member dealing with it Jean Dollimore and John Chamberlain. REPLIED 17 Dec 2007.
Dates: consultation Nov 2007; reply due 4 Jan 2008.
Decision by Asst Director of Culture and Environment.
Officer Ed Quartey and Michael Norman. CCC member dealing with it Stefano Casalotti. PENDING.
Dates: consultation 3 Dec 2007; reply due 11 Jan 2008.
Decision by Asst Director of Culture and Environment. Feb 2008 meeting.
Officer Mohammed Ilyas. CCC member dealing with it Jean Dollimore. REPLIED 21 Dec 2007.
Dates: consultation Nov 2007; reply due 11 Jan 2008.
Decision by Asst Director of Culture and Environment, 14 Feb meeting.
Officers Ed Armstrong and David Jenkins. CCC member dealing with it Dominic Tinley. RESPONDED 2 Jan 2008
About 60 people on cycles, many with banners joined the demo. Report on the Demo From 14 November 2007, Eurostar services to Brussels and Paris depart from St Pancras International. The station building is a wonderful mix of Gilbert Scott’s gothic extravaganza, Barlow and Ordish’s train shed repainted sky-blue and the new modern concrete structure.
Almost a hundred cyclists circled St Pancras International this morning Wednesday 14th November the first day of public services. They were there to protest that cycling seems to have been forgotten in the £800m redesign of the flagship station. The colourful procession started at 8.30am to the words of “I want to ride by bicycle”,
