Active Places Sport Englands online directory of sports faclities, they plan to add cycle tracks.

Bikeregister.com The electronic tag book and log for bikes.

www.bikeforall.net Bike portal funded by the cycling industry and Department for Transport that aims to pull together links to the best cycling information across the internet.

City Cyclists, a neighbouring London Cycling Campaign Group, covering the Square Mile.

Cycle Campaign Network is a very good website for cycle campaigning information

Cycle Journey Planner A pilot Cycle journey planner backed by the Department for Transport, site is work in progress

Cycle England / National Cycling Strategy A government body tasked with linking together cycling initiavies across different departments

Fancy competing rather than commuting? See what the De Laune Cycling Club can do for you

Elephant and Castle Regeneration, evolving site that contains details of the Elephant and Castle Regeneration which includes major changes to one of the busiest junctions in London.

Lewisham Cyclists, a neighbouring borough group.

Greenwich Cyclists, another neighbouring borough group.

Immobilise Property Register, Official UK Property Register used by all UK police forces. Register your bike for free, helps police track down the owners of stolen property and can help you complete insurance claims. Part of Mend UK (Mobile Equipment National Database)

Lambeth Cyclists, the other neighbouring borough group

London SE1 Our Community website, often covers cycle stories in the Borough.

London Velodrome - Herne Hill - Our local velodrome, and London's home of track cycling since 1892. Southwark Cyclists are part of the campaign to re-open and regenerate the velodrome.

London Cycle Network, project aims to improve London's cycle infrastructure, site contains maps (pdf and interactive), under used forum, and general information about cycle lane design.

London Fitness Network Spurred on by winning the Olympic bid, London Broughs have teamed up the create a membership scheme to cover the majority of pools and gyms across London. Costs £43 per month for entry to all gyms / pools and classes.

New Life for Main Roads Project to revitalise communities on Main Roads, eg Walworth Road. A Transport 200 project.

National Cycle Strategy  Department of transport site, aims to quadruple 1996 levels of cycling by 2012. Lots of information on Bike Policy, and government reports.

National Rail Contains timetables, and information about carrying bikes on trains.

The sustainable transport charity - works on practical projects to encourage people to walk, cycle and use public transport in order to reduce motor traffic and its adverse effects.

Street Car Great car club company, for that odd occasion when you need one of them, covers the Borough and Southwark well.

Stop at Red An intriguing campaign to encourage 'responsible' cycling. Pledge online.

Southwark Friends of the Earth is a local environmental campaign group based in South London, taking action on a range of local, national and international issues including climate change, corporate responsibility, real food, trade justice, sustainable ransport, waste & recycling.

Transport 2000 "An independent national body concerned with sustainable transport. It looks for answers to transport problems and aims to reduce the environmental and social impact of transport by encouraging less use of cars and more use of public transport, walking and cycling."

Transport for London (TfL) Information about the Cycle Centre of Excellence, reports, and facility to order free London Cycle maps online. Also includes a journey planner for routes across London, and tips on cycle security.

Cyclists Touring Club

Cyber Cyclery, Internet Bicycling Hub - Almost 3000 links to bicycling related web sites

London Cycling Campaign

Free Cycle London Yahoo egroup that's free and open to all who want to "recycle" rather than throw things away, members post items up that they're giving away free.

Ecotricity Sustainable Electricity company, they invest any money they make in clean forms of power, such as the new wind turbines in Dagenham, visible from the London Eye. They promise to match London Electricity's prices, so you don't pay any extra, but the profits go to a generating more green power than the Electricity companies are required to by law, unlike other schemes such as npower's friend of the earth sponsored 'juice' tariff.