This article was published in 2004, in Newsletter 57.
December 2004
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| Wed 1 | 5-7 pm | Free cycle security coding at Cambridge Station Cycles, next to the railway station. The security code is a deterrent to theft and enables bikes to be traced nationally. |
| Fri 3 | 8:30 am | Newsletter 57 review and planning for 58, over breakfast at Tatties café. |
| Tue 7 | 7.30 pm | Monthly open meeting, Friends’ Meeting House, Jesus Lane, at the Park Street junction. (Tea and coffee, a chance to chat, and for us to introduce ourselves to new members for the first half-hour. The meeting proper starts at 8 pm.) |
| Sun 12 | 1 pm | Leisurely Ride. Meet at Hobbs Pavilion on Parker’s Piece. Short cycle ride round Cambridge followed by a seasonal celebration of mince pies and mulled wine or non-alcoholic drink at 100 Thoday Street. All members welcome from 4.30 pm even if you did not come on the ride! |
| Mon 20 | 7 pm | Join us for a social gathering and Christmas party at CB2 café 5-7 Norfolk Street. |
January 2005
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| Tue 4 | 7.30 pm | Monthly open meeting, Friends’ Meeting House, Jesus Lane. For a description see 7 December. |
| Sat 8 – Sun 9 | A meeting to draft our responses to Councillors of the Cambridge Area Joint Committee (AJC). Please ask the Campaign (see Committee details elsewhere in this newsletter) if you need more details. | |
| Sat 8 | Newsletter 58 deadline. Please contact the editor if you would like to write an article. | |
| Sun 9 | 1 pm | Leisurely Ride. A countryside ride, at a gentle pace. Meet at Hobbs Pavilion on Parker’s Piece. Back in Cambridge around 5 pm. You will need bike lights. |
| Mon 17 | 7 pm | Join us for a social gathering at CB2 café 5-7 Norfolk Street. Please contact us if you plan to come to check that the event is still on. |
| Wed 26 | 7.30 pm | Newsletter 58 envelope stuffing, probably at the new Baby Milk Action offices. Please contact us to confirm the location. |
February 2005
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| Tue 1 | 7.30 pm | Monthly open meeting, Friends’ Meeting House, Jesus Lane. For a description see 7 December. This meeting will have as its main focus the proposals for the St Ives Railway corridor – the benefits for cyclists of a guided bus or of a train. |
| Fri 4 | 8.30 am | Newsletter 58 review and planning for 59, over breakfast at Tatties café. |
| Sun 13 | 1 pm | Leisurely Ride. A countryside ride, at a gentle pace. Meet at Hobbs Pavilion on Parker’s Piece. Back in Cambridge around 5 pm. |
| Mon 21 | 7 pm | Join us for a social gathering at CB2 café 5-7 Norfolk Street. Please contact us if you plan to come to check that the event is still on. |
Further ahead
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| 9-10 April | A meeting to draft our responses to Councillors of the Cambridge Area Joint Committee (AJC). Please ask the Campaign (see Committee details elsewhere in this newsletter) if you need more details. | |
| 31 May – 3 June | Velo City 2005 Conference in Dublin. Full details on the CCN website www.cyclenetwork.org.uk | |
| 10-12 September | Grand Opening of the National Cycle Network will be in Cambridge. Watch this space for more information. | |