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London:cyclist in traffic (copyright Simon MacMichael).jpgLondon Cycling Campaign launches monthly seminar series, first features Andrew Gilligan
The London Cycling Campaign (LCC) is launching a series of free monthly seminars, with the first being held next month and featuring Andrew Gilligan, recently appointed as London's Cycling Commissioner by Mayor Boris Johnson, who will be speaking about the next developments for ctcling policy in the capital.
The event, to be held on Mondat 8 April at 6pm, will take place in Central London and will be sponspred by the London Cycling Research Group and Westminster University's London Research Cluster. It will be introduced and chaired by Danny Williams from the Cyclists in the City blog.
LCC says that "all campaigners, advocates, academics, students, policy-makers, practitioners etc. are very welcome to atten," but due to restrictions on numbers registration is needed, so if you want to attend, please email //rachel [at] lcc.org.uk" target="_blank">rachel [at] lcc.org.uk for more details.
Future seminars will be announced on the LCC website.
Think this line of argument * is almost a default and not just for collisions involving cyclists. e.g. "They ran into me ergo it's their fault"....
I think I'm just going to go down half a size which should fix it.
No mention of the cost...at $1449 I think I'll stick to the old "I feel a bit thirsty, better have a drink" system.
One bike seized? I'm sure there were four of them. ‐‐---- Quote "E-bike riders caught using police drone" Did the steal the drone, as well?
My bike was stolen from a supermarket car park in Calais, it was locked on a roof carrier....
Mirror advised.
Yup - Rivermind! ****SPOILER ALERT***** https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/black-mirror-common-people-ending-e...
A friend told me that Gravaa doesn't work with inserts. Visma actually glued their tubeless tyres on to avoid tyre detachments! Sounds like a...
That was my first thought when I saw, and read it........