Sadly, this week a cycle courier suffered what are believed to be serious leg injuries after being hit by an articulated lorry at Vauxhall Cross one-way system.
There are few details of how the Vauxhall crash happened, but the dangers of articul...
Hundreds of thousands of Londoners this week had a bit of a chuckle at the obstructions in the cycle lanes outside the new Westfield shopping centre in Stratford, which were given plenty of publicity on the Londonist blog.However, as Waltham Fores...
Thousands more lorry drivers could soon receive cyclist-awareness training now that every borough in Greater London has the go-ahead to provide officially approved on-bike training backed by Transport for London (TfL) funding.
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On Sunday 18 September 2011, Camden Cycling Campaign is organising a ride to highlight the lack of cycle-friendly facitlies on the north and south circulars.
Organised by highly experienced ride leader James Brander, the ride invites cyclists all...
Relatives of a cyclist killed in Barnet in 2010 expressed anger at the verdict when the motorist that struck her was found not guilty of careless driving.
Zoe Sheldrake, 31, was hit by Clive Sanford's black Audi on the northbound stretch of the...
Two new cycle parking locations in south London could help ease the vast shortage of secure bike facilities in the capital.
Better Bankside has opened a secure cycle park in Hopton Street, Southwark, while Lambeth Council is trialling on-street...
Campaigners from the Climate Rush environmental organisation will take to the streets in central London on bicycles on the morning of Thursday 22 September 2011 to protest against the dominance of car culture within Transport for London.
More d...
Herne Hill Velodrome in South London re-opened this week with a new £500,000 state-of-the-art surface paid for by British Cycling, the body that oversees the UK sports cycling.
The buildings and track had fallen into disrepair in recent y...
On Saturday 3 September 2011, the Cycling Embassy of GB officially launches a new UK-wide collective of pro-cycling campaigners.
At 11.30am, the event starts with a speech by chair Jim Davis, followed by a tour of London's worst cycle lane on Lam...
Earlier this year, we reported that the so-called ‘missing link’ towpath under Bow Flyover would be built.
Last month the suspended platform has been installed, attracting thousands of walkers and cyclists.
Local LCC groups campaig...
London’s deputy mayor, Sir Edward Lister, has hit out at Network Rail’s plans for London Bridge station as “not complying” with the Mayor’s London Plan.
Failure to provide adequately for cyclists both during constr...
After the excitement of our website relaunch, back in May 2011, we're looking for a freelance Ruby on Rails developer to add more features to our site.
Ideally based in or near Greater London (so we can meet when necessary), you'll be an experien...
The London Cycling Campaign has been working with Barratt Homes in west London to provide a bike club for a new residential development.
Launched on 20 August 2011, the scheme allows residents of the 'Great West Quarter' in Brentford to borrow ...
Cyclists are being urged to email their support for proposals to revert 10 one-way locations in the City of London to two-way for cycling.
As reported on the Cyclist in the City blog, the City of London has opened a consultation until Thursday ...
A new report from the London School of Economics says even the UK's current low levels of cycling generate nearly £3 billion for our economy.
As well as providing 23,000 jobs in the cycling industry, the report lists other major benefits fr...