London Cycling Campaign
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We welcome members who want to get involved by becoming elected to our board of trustees

Andy Cawdell (elected 2010-12), Chair

Andy has been an LCC member since 1979, a trustee since 2002, and chair since 2009. As managing director of a management consultancy specialising in helping charities and the public sector, he brings over three decades’ experience of strategic and project planning.

Ann Kenrick OBE (elected 2011-13), Vice-chair

Ann has been passionate about cycling for over four decades, having been a trustee of the ETA, and in 2000 setting up East Dulwich Grove Safe Routes to School, which earned £350k of TfL funding. In 2009, she also wrote a book encouraging walking and cycling to school.

Tony Levene (elected 2011-13), Treasurer

Tony is the Harrow local group coordinator. He works towards a louder and more coherent voice for local groups, especially in outer London, with more guidance in campaigning and other issues to help less experienced groups grow. He's a national newspaper finance journalist.

Mustafa Arif (elected 2011-13), Chair: Campaigns and active membership committee

Mustafa was moved to join the board after three cyclists at Imperial College, where he was president of the student union, were killed on the roads. He’s an entrepreneur, a former trustee of other organisations, and familiar with company and charity law.

Oliver Schick (elected 2010-12), Chair: Campaign policy committee

Oliver has been a member of the board since 2007, and has chaired the Local Groups Forum and former Campaigns Committee. He is an active member of the Hackney borough group, and uses this experience to help strengthen local groups and their activities.

Austen Cooper (elected 2010-12), Chair: Human resources committee

A member for 15 years, Austen has been actively involved in the Croydon local group since 2000. He first joined the board in 2010, having worked in HR for over 20 years, mainly in the public and not-for-profit sectors, and currently at Roehampton University.

Rik Andrew (elected 2011-13), Trustee

Rik is a founder member of LCC, and produced London’s first Cycle Guide "On Your Bike!". He’s campaigned at length in south-west and central London for continuous and safe cycle routes. He initiated the Greenways programme, and coordinated LCC’s Cycle Hire and Superhighways submissions.

Christian Wolmar (elected 2011-13), Trustee

A writer and broadcaster specialising in transport, Christian was on the board of Cycling England before the government abolished it. He's a member of campaigns and active membership committee, and is keen that LCC plays a vital role around the 2012 mayoral elections.

Charles Barraball (elected 2010-12), Trustee

First joining the board in 2009, Charles is no less passionate for being one of its newer members. He’s also borough coordinator of the Merton group, and brings this experience to chairing the Local Groups Forum. He still cycles daily despite suffering a stroke several years ago.

Alastair Hanton (elected 2011-13), Trustee

Retired, after a long career in finance, Alistair plays a leading role at board-level campaigning on lorry danger and chair the stakeholder group with CTC, RoadPeace and Living Streets. Alastair is also an active member of his local borough group, Southwark.

David Love (co-opted 2011-13)

A board member since 2005, David is chair of the Business Development Committee. He also represents us on several stakeholder steering groups, including Skyride and Share the Road. He wants cycling to be the everyday activity it used to be.

Suzanne Fogg (co-opted 2011-13)

Active in the Islington borough group, Suzanne is a mother to two young children and enjoys transporting them in her Dutch cargo bike. She wishes all London's streets were inviting to parents so they could cycle with their families.

Claire Wren (co-opted 2011-13)

A project manager at a development NGO, Claire has previously worked at HM Treasury. She enjoys cycling to work, as well as spinning round the countryside with a picnic. She's keen to encourage more women to cycle in the capital.