Quietway 1: More than doubling in cycling

Quietway 1: 130% increase in cyclist numbers Recently (Aug 3rd and 9th) counted again at the Dunton Road crossing in Bermondsey. Counted during the morning and afternoon peak on a … Read More

London Bridge/Tooley St: GO SLOW!!

We have had 4 working days with the new one way+contraflow scheme on Duke St HIll and Tooley St. There have been occasional difficulties due to the high numbers of … Read More

Take Care passing London Bridge Station on Tooley St

Take home message:  the new layout with only west-bound motor traffic, but 2-way cycling will work.  But there are certain to be teething problems. In particular there is a high … Read More

Tooley Street: Big changes at London Bridge Station

This weekend Tooley Street and Duke St Hill are closed completely from Bermondsey St to London Bridge.  This key E-W route will re-open on Tuesday (May 3rd) with Tooley St … Read More

The light says green but cyclists (and pedestrians) can’t go

[Warning: contains bureaucracy]

In March 2016, L. emailed her friend about this cycle crossing over Newington Causeway. It’s part of the Elephant and Castle cycle bypass.

Before the work was … Read More

Space for cycling

Want better cycling facilities and want the new Mayor to carry on developing them?

See what is going on locally to you…………..

Please sign the LCC petition while you are … Read More

Southwark Cyclists Bike Trains

Fed up with the trains? Take your bike instead — cheap and reliable 

Starting from 30th March, we will be running Bike Trains from Nunhead and Peckham Rye stations up … Read More

Tweaks and fixes

Want a trixy mirror, a new contraflow a barrier removed?

The Southwark Cycling Joint Steering Group (CJSG) process has resulted in an ever increasing list of things to do … Read More

Millwall Path on Q1 now visible

The new path from the Connect 2 bridge at South Bermondsey station to the existing path from Surrey Canal Rd to Oldfield Grove (called Senegal Way according to the Open … Read More

Quietway 1: Lynton Road to Rothsay Street: Current situation

1. Compared with 2014, 34% more cyclists are using the Q1/LCN22 route along Lynton Rd and Willow Walk
2. Motor traffic has also increased, particularly turning left from Lynton Rd, up … Read More