Healthy Ride Reports – 2016
Southwark Cyclists
Don’t miss
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Butterfly Count Ride (Healthy Ride)
July 24 @ 10:00 am - 12:30 pm -
community speedwatch
July 27 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm -
Better Streets Talks: Santander Bikes for Southwark
July 28 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Rye Lane Pedestrianisation's response to Southwark Council's decision to reopen Rye Lane to motor transport.
2We completely agree with this statement from @lane_rye, we believe this is the wrong decision and instead the council must look at solutions to improve Rye Lane without removing the pedestrianisation. https://twitter.com/lane_rye/status/1418478025990197252
Rye Lane Pedestrianisation's response to Southwark Council's decision to reopen Rye Lane to motor transport. 2
This shows how important it is to re-prioritise our streets. More car park spaces should give way to cycle hangers: 1 car space = 6 cycle spaces
58.4% of households in Southwark do not have access to a car
In Southwark, (South London) nearly 10,000 people are waiting for a secure cycling parking space https://www.mylondon.news/news/local-news/london-borough-nearly-10000-people-21064410
Time to close the Rotherhithe Tunnel to motor vehicles and make it a walking and cycling tunnel. Would create a vital new crossing, link CS3 to CS4 and turn the huge roundabout on the south side into a park https://twitter.com/LonTravelWatch/status/1417059444375101443
Worrying to hear MD of Surface Transport at @TfL Gareth Powell tell the @LondonAssembly Transport Committee that the Rotherhithe Tunnel and Vauxhall Bridge are the next river crossings that are at risk at being closed without a long-term funding deal for them being in place
Some more pics of the changes @seanliamcleary
spotted at junction of Alberta St & Braganza St. Nice work by @SustransLondon @lb_southwark and @ImpUrbanHealth esp the edible plants! Along with the yellow drum planters in De Laune St it is making a very nice spot in West Walworth.