February 2013
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Tue 5 | 8pm | Monthly General Meeting. Friends’ Meeting House, Jesus Lane (with tea and coffee from 7.30pm, and a chance to chat, and for us to introduce ourselves to new members). We will be joined by Ben Irvine, author of Einstein & the Art of Mindful Cycling – Achieving Balance in the Modern World and managing editor of Cycle Lifestyle magazine. |
March 2013
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Tue 5 | 8pm | Monthly General Meeting. Friends’ Meeting House, Jesus Lane (with tea and coffee from 7.30pm, and a chance to chat, and for us to introduce ourselves to new members). There will be a talk from the recently established national campaigning group, the Cycling Embassy of Great Britain. |
April 2013
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Tue 2 | 8pm | Monthly General Meeting. Friends’ Meeting House, Jesus Lane (with tea and coffee from 7.30pm, and a chance to chat, and for us to introduce ourselves to new members). |
Mon 15 | from 7pm | Social gathering. Join us for a social gathering at CB2 café, 5-7 Norfolk Street. |
Cambridge Cycling Campaign reserves the right to decline to promote events or activities where helmets or high visibility clothing are required or implied. |
Cycle rides
If you’re looking for sociable and non-competitive cycle rides in the countryside around Cambridge, why not go for a ride with CTC Cambridge? We know all the nicest routes! We offer up to seven rides a week with a variety of speeds and distances, and non-CTC members are welcome to come and try us out. See our calendar of rides at www.ctc-cambridge.org.uk. All rides are graded to give an indication of speed and distance so you should be able to find a day, speed and distance which suits you. If you’re unsure, our Saturday morning leisurely rides are a good way to start.
Nigel Deakin
British Heart Foundation Cambridge to Southend Bike Ride – Saturday 23 March 2013 www.bhf.org.uk/get-involved/events/bike-rides/event-information/cam-to-coast-bike-ride.aspx
Mike Davies
City and County Council committees
Campaign members may be interested to attend Planning Committee and Area Committee meetings, which often include cycling and walking issues. Joint Development Control Committee meetings, which determine the Planning Applications relating to the major housing development proposals for the Cambridge sub-region, are also open to the public. Campaign members may also be interested to attend Development Plan Scrutiny Sub-committee meetings, which often cover walking/cycling/transport issues. Details of venue and agenda are available about a week beforehand at www.cambridge.gov.uk/democracy/.
Wed 6 February | 9.30am | Planning Committee |
Wed 13 February | 10am | Development Control Forum |
Thu 14 February | 7pm | East Area Committee |
Tue 19 February | 4.30pm | Development Plan Scrutiny Sub-committee |
Wed 20 February | 10am | Joint Development Control Committee: Cambridge Fringes |
Wed 27 February | 10am | Joint Development Control – Cambridge Fringes – Development Control Forum |
Thu 28 February | 7pm | West/Central Area Committee |
Wed 6 March | 9.30am | Planning Committee |
Thu 7 March | 7.30pm | South Area Committee |
Wed 13 March | 10am | Development Control Forum |
Wed 20 March | 10am | Joint Development Control Committee: Cambridge Fringes |
Thu 21 March | 6.30pm | North Area Committee |
Mon 25 March | 4.30pm | Development Plan Scrutiny Sub-committee |
Tue 26 March | 7pm | East Area Committee |
Wed 27 March | 10am | Joint Development Control – Cambridge Fringes – Development Control Forum |
Wed 3 April | 9.30am | Planning Committee |