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Practical use of a Gormley: http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/content/articles/2007/05/03/gormley_london_figures_feature.shtml
Close-up of the Musician in the bin. Apparently he eventually had his £600 bin stolen when he hadn't put it away properly one night.
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall at this event to promote more use of green energy by the University of Cambridge: http://www.energisecambridge.org/ The organisers got the group of about 80 attenders to stand in the shape of a 3 bla ... [more]
At an event to encourage the university to use greener energy. See #35501. http://www.energisecambridge.org/connect-up.html
Using a modified gaming chair as a recumbent development workstation for CycleStreets.
The Outspoken team pose outside their offices - its a photo-shoot for their new website. http://www.outspokendelivery.co.uk/about-us/team
Pressing the case for more investment in Cycling: Cambridge Cycling Campaign had a busy day at Mill Road Winter Fair 2011. http://www.millroadwinterfair.org/ We held a stall to promote the work we do and recruit new members. Hot topics ... [more]
Trial setup of Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall for the Mill Road Winter Fair 2011. See http://www.millroadwinterfair.org/ (The map shows the location where we'll be on Sat 3rd Dec 2011 from 10 to 4:30pm.)
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0gjcSANqr0 Yep, not only do cars pass too close at times, so do cyclists. Of course if a car had been this close it'd have been really dangerous, a cyclist is not as bad. However, you do see m ... [more]
Forever Active cyclists - take some brief shelter from the shower in this barn. Bike rides for health, promoted by... http://www.forever-active.org.uk/
Development work in progress at our #csminihackday for our GeoVation toolkit. Talking about bundles, gems, ruby, rails etc.
Historic Firth Hall, the venue for the 2011 CTC/Cyclenation/CycleSheffield conference.
Article in the Herald Tribune about renting e-bikes in the Alps - all the rage this year.
The development team gets together to do some Geovating - scoping work for the forthcoming campaigning toolkit project.
The CTC 'Tiptree Cycle Jam' was a great success with information stall, pedal-powered smoothie maker, Dr Bike provided by Cycle Tech Colchester, and skills course by Cycle Training East.
The CTC Cycle Champions weekly market stall has proved to be a great success, providing information and give aways as well as free bike checks by Cycle Tech Colchester.
Prototyping ideas during our discussions on the cycle campaign group toolkit project specification. See http://www.cyclestreets.net/blog/category/toolkit/ for more info on this project.
Today CycleStreets has been used to generate the one millionth route. Here is Simon with the main development machine for this project so far, and many many thanks also to Martin and all our supporters, email feedbackers and not least the l ... [more]
Bike Hub app and CycleStreets featured at the Sense and the City exhibition, at the London Transport Museum
OpenCycleMap and OpenStreetMap featured at the Sense and the City exhibition, at the London Transport Museum
Bike Hub app and CycleStreets featured at the Sense and the City exhibition, at the London Transport Museum
Bike Hub app and CycleStreets featured at the Sense and the City exhibition, at the London Transport Museum
My artistic response to the CB1 development scheme hasn't quite worked here, might try with riders dressed in black - or have white rays coming out of front and back lights!
Klaas, Cllr Tom Bygott (Girton), Vanessa and Cllr Ian Bates, Cabinet Member for Growth and Planning after the Campaign had handed over the petition for the Ring Fort Path.
Campaigners meet councillors for the official hand-over of a petition containing over 400 signatures in support of the Ring Fort path. http://www.camcycle.org.uk/campaigning/issues/ringfortpath/ Council's tweeted photo: http://ow.ly/i/f ... [more]
Cycle Stations for the distributed cycle network (for a post-oil society) at Womad 2011.
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall materials in advance of our event at http://www.bikeweek.org.uk/ringfortpath
Crawley Family Bike Ride 2011 Ready to leave Nymans Gardens to return to Oriel School http://www.horshamandcrawleyctc.org.uk
Re modelling Russell square - upside, less traffic using west side as a roundabout: Downside - traffic light phasing at Southampton Row is odd and positively encourages bicyclists turning into the square from N, to do it on the red phase ( ... [more]
Spike Taylor, former Olympic chief mechanic supervises a kids versus MPs challenge to remove a tyre and inner tube from a bicycle wheel, and put them back again.
A meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Cycling Group at the end of the MP's bike ride in Bike Week 2011. Julian Huppert (centre) chairs, with Parliamentary under Secretary for Department for Transport, Norman Baker on his left.
The Kingston Arms - Jim Chisholm, John Grimshaw, Nichola Harrison, Rohan Wilson and Mike Davies discussing No Entry Except Cycles signs.
The Kingston Arms - Jim Chisholm, John Grimshaw, Nichola Harrison and Rohan Wilson discussing No Entry Except Cycles signs.
No words. Or: Newcastle Cycling Campaign at the Green Festival in Newcastle's Leazes Park!
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8i5m4zRHZk One of the more hilarious issues of Cambridge. Nothing you can do apart from steer (geddit) clear. Cows have been allowed here for 500+ years more than cyclists!
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's co-ordinator presents the case for retaining Cycling Officer posts during a full council meeting. http://www.camcycle.org.uk/campaigning/issues/cyclingofficers/case.html