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Newsletter 62 (October/November 2005)
Legal, responsible cycling is possible again in Cambridge city centre
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Contents:
- Ten years and ten thousand miles of the National Cycle Network
- Cycling shorts: Progress in France
- Royal Cambridge Hotel junction
- Annual General Meeting
- Cycling shorts: The cheapest helmet is the best: suppliers
- Calming and catseyes: cycling around Girton
- Cycling is a no-brainer for the Government
- Letter: No entry in Norwich
- Driven to extinction? How transport policy can save the world
- Cycling facilities on the cheap, number 2
- Small ads
- Reward your boss!
- Commuting with a bicycle: a Cambridge cyclist in central London
- New cycle routes for Cambridge
- Station Cycle Bridge
- Spot the cycle route, number 12
- Campaign Diary
- T-shirts are back
- City Centre cycle ban lifted
- Grand Arcade Progress
- Newsletter typesetter needed!
- About the Campaign
- Elected Officers 2004–2005
- Contacting the Campaign
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