Vélib’ – a short report (Nov 2007)
November 2007
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Reports written by Camden Cyclists committee members for use in our campaigning
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Journey Times to Hampstead Heath
TfL journey planner was used to calculate times to travel from 2 and 3 miles away by crow fly. Cycling took about 20 and 30 mins respectively whereas bus/train took an hour or more in most cases.
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Potential of Hampstead Heath for safer routes to schools (October 2006)
News written October 2006 with input from 10 schools (October 2006)
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Cycle counts Hampstead Heath October 2006
Results of counts done 8-9 am and 3-4 pm on a weekday and 3-4 pm on Saturday
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Judd Street and Midland Road. April 2006
Judd Street can remain two-way and cycling in both directions on Midland Road: when Midland Road is re-opened only taxis, buses, service vehicles and those picking up passengers should be given access.
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Baynes Street Survey Sept 2005
Following the cyclist fatality at the junction of Baynes Street and the cycle track in St.Pancras Way, CCC carried out a survey
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Camden’s Cycle Route Network
Introduction Camden Council has a relatively dense cycle route network with around one cycle route every 4-6 blocks in the southern half of the borough (Kentish Town & southwards), to one route per 8-10 blocks in the northern half. The network has two grades of cycle route: those belonging to the London Cycle Network (LCN)
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LCN Route 5. David Arditti, August 2004.
Preliminary submission to the CRISP process on behalf of Camden Cycling Campaign. (2.4Mbyte pdf file)