CS4 Open through Surrey Quays
The missing link on CS4 at Surrey Quays is missing no longer. Segregated cycle lanes and safe crossings now all the way from just west of Greenwich Town Centre … Read More
Cycleway 4 extended along Lower Rd
500m of new segregated cycle lane along Lower Rd is now open. Extends existing Cycleway 4 track from just after the Rotherhithe Tunnel to just before Hawkstone Rd, the … Read More
Passing out flyers about Cycle Plan
We have been handing flyers to cyclists during the morning peak in support of Southwark Council’s Cycle Plan. Great majority happy to take our business card-sized “flyers” and lots … Read More
Cycling Plan Consultation
We strongly support Southwark Council’s new Cycle Plan. It is out to Consultation until Jan 31st. Please take time to complete the Consultation Survey and show your support. More … Read More
AGM 2023 Report
AGM took place on Nov 15th in The Bridge, Souhwark Bridge Rd with 14 people present. Co-ordinator (Simon Saville), Seceretary (Daniel Schuldes) and Treasurer (Hugh Bolton) were all elected … Read More
LCC’s Dangerous Junctions Campaign
LCC’s dangerous junction campaign has made a great start with good coverage on BBC local news and the BBC website, see https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c04298ym95jo
One thing we can all do … Read More
Southwark’s most dangerous cycling junctions revealed
Post by Simon Saville, SC Co-ordinator (on left in photo at Borough junction)
New London Cycling Campaign mapping shows London’s most dangerous Junctions for cycling
Tell Southwark council: Removing traffic on Peckham Rye is a better option for cycling, walking and bus users than badly designed cycle tracks. Deadline 1 October 2023
We need your help!
Southwark Council are consulting on a new cycle route on Peckham Rye (the road on the east side of Peckham Park and Common). This is … Read More
Dunwich Dynamo 2023
Return transport for 600 riders was provided by Southwark and Lewisham Cyclists. Weather was perfect. Our 3 trucks and 12 coaches all turned up on time and there were … Read More
