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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.
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.
The development team gets together to do some Geovating - scoping work for the forthcoming campaigning toolkit project.
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.
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]
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall materials in advance of our event at http://www.bikeweek.org.uk/ringfortpath
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.
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
Mayor of Cambridge Sheila Stuart talking to Simon Nuttall, organizer of the Cambridge Cycling Campaign's Reach Fair Bike Ride. Before riding she swapped the ceremonial chain for a bicycle chain, see #30528.
Armed with a scythe, broom, secateurs and trimmers the Reach Fair Reconnaissance Ride gets underway.
A snippet from Cambridge First about a certain website's hopes of funding for a project to help campaigners campaign.
We've sourced these flags, windsocks and streamers for our #ReachRide http://www.camcycle.org.uk/events/rides/ from http://www.skyblueleisure.co.uk/
Its late March and this area of Parker's Piece is still cordoned off - presumably so that the grass can make a good recovery from the winter fair.
Volunteers helping to stuff hundreds of copies of our newly printed brochure for local authorities. See: http://www.cyclestreets.net/localauthorities/
This was one of the more ready-to-go bikes at the auction - but didn't meet its reserve price of £50.
The cycle auction in progress. Bidders were quite thin on the ground at this first auction. On the right there was a table top sale of various bike bits.
Council worker gritting a footpath (used by cyclists, but of no strategic importance) by hand.
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's seasonal social 2010. We agreed the positives for cycling in Cambridge this year have been: Hills Road Bridge, Gilbert Road, and the extra cycle parking that has appeared around the city and a big thank you t ... [more]
Subversive: people love writing on this car with these chalk pens as part of the http://www.streetcar.co.uk/ promotion during the Mill Road Winter Fair
Electric Bikes - Save Money - Save Time - well, compared to driving maybe, not compared to cycling.
The mayor leaving the Mill Road Winter Fair by car - less impressive than her arrival on foot.
Sir Winston Churchill paid a visit to Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall in Ditchburn Gardens during Mill Road's Winter Fair 2010. http://www.millroadwinterfair.org/ "In 1926, Winston Churchill started the process to abolish road tax. I ... [more]
A new raincoat for female cyclists has been launched by Cambridge Cycling Campaign member Sally Guyer. Best of luck!
Cambridge Cycling Campaign's stall. Our "Support two-way cycling" posters are one of the main draws of people to break the ice and ask "What's all that about then?"
They're even talking about Boris Bikes (sorry, Barclays Bikes) in Bucharest, Romania.
Cambridge Cycling Campaign members enjoying a drink after an intense AGM which has seen an enlarged committee.
These roadworks have been going on for a week at least -- the crossing lights are still working, but it's impossible to reach the button (or to read the official notice).
During early- to mid-September, there was some variety of census or something taking place on the Addenbrooke's-Great Shelford cycleway here. I'm not entirely sure what organisation was undertaking the census; think it was a census... they ... [more]
Coverage of our shortlisted entry in the future friendly awards has appeared in today's Daily Telegraph, on page W4 of the Weekend section. Vote for your favourite at... http://www.futurefriendly.co.uk/ If you want to know why you ... [more]


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