Newsletter Spring 2014
Bloomsbury Way bus contraflow opens for cycling; some asks for the May local elections; bike week plans.
News, Newsletters
Consultations, News
Safety improvements in King’s Cross for cyclists
TfLs latests proposals to allow cyclists to travel northbound from Grays Inn Road to York Way via complicated crossings over the footway and without using up any road space. Deadline 24th March 2014
Reports, Talks
Cycle segregated junctions
Transport Liaison Public Meeting Wednesday 19 February 2014
News
AGM 2013 – more
We have already (21st May) posted a news item containing the talk by Cllr Phil Jones. See the news item. This one provides links to the reports by coordinators and some photos from after the talk. Phil Jones’ talk was preceded by the business meeting in which the following reports were presented Coordinator’s annual
Consultations, News
Consultation on Cobden Junction
Discussion and our response on CycleScape. If you ‘follow the thread’ you will be asked to ‘sign in’ or if you haven’t done so before to ‘sign up’. REPLIED 29 Sept 2013.
Consultations
Consultation Holloway Road Nags Head
It refers to ‘improvements’ on Holloway Road between Seven Sisters Road and Camden Road. e.g. 1.5 m cycle lanes and ASLs. The cycle lanes are not continuous and are only 1.5 m wide; they run beside parking and loading and round the outside of bus stops. The junctions do nothing to avoid cyclists suffering from
Monthly meetings & AGMs – minutes
CCC Minutes January 2014
Talk on Clerkenwell Blvd, cycle segregated junctions, local election campaign, Quick Wins, Swiss Cottage gyratory
Consultations
Response to Consultation on Central London Cycling Grid, jan 2014
Our feedback on each of the routes on the CLCG map; Routes that should be completed by the end of 2014-15; The difficult barriers to be overcome; Regents Park Outer Circle; Gaps in the Network
News
Bloomsbury Way bus contraflow open to cyclists
This bus lane was put in as part of bus priority measures for route 38. Cyclists have waited since 2006 to use it legally.