Cycling in Southwark
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Please could we have cycling parking for our work staff. We are located Richmond Pharmacology Ltd, 1A Newcomen Street, London, SE1 1YR
It is incredibly necessary to accommodate the cycling residents around here. There are no nearby storage options and the residential units are small with very little space for storing bikes inside (and are often split into flats, anyway).
Oncoming, but #cpz car storage on Councillor Street left no room for #safecycling, so best chance it in the dooring zone. @stopkillingcycl https://t.co/lfUkXqhH5j
Stand should sit outside school entrance/side where it will not disturb cars parked opposite houses. This side is normally free from cars.
Tower Bridge closure - 5 minutes for a ship to pass through, and for lots of cyclists to gather at the front of the queue (there are two pigeons on the bridge which quite happily rode up and down)..
Red light on Tower Bridge - 5 minutes for a ship to pass through, and for lots of cyclists to gather at the front of the queue.
No Motor Vehicles except for access on the south side of London Bridge station - there's plenty of room for cycle parking or a contraflow cycle lane, but no.
The road past the south side of London Bridge suddenly becomes one-way, although there's room for a contraflow cycle lane - most cyclists keep going anyway, as there's almost no motor traffic.
Bizarre signs at either end of this alley - there clearly is access to the Bankside Gallery, and thus to the riverside walk.
Elephant and Castle roundabout with segregated cycle lanes on the circulating carriageway and approach arms London
For some reason the contraflow cycle lane is not mandatory so three cars are blocking it here. There's clearly not enough cycle parking either.
CycleStreets meeting at City Hall (something to do with journey planner data probably), and Boris Johnson pops by. Exact date unknown, but was shortly after the introduction of the 'Boris bikes'.
Demonstrating CycleStreets' forthcoming new bikedata website at the CyclingUK Space for Cycling workshop, January 2017
Two sets of cycle stands opposite Rotherhithe station (there's also a set of three stands in the dark behind the photographer)
London Cycle Route 4 turns right to Rotherhithe station, but most cycle commuters seem to go straight ahead here.
Rotherhithe tunnel has narrow footways either side. The traffic trundles through as a virtually constant stream. A very unpleasant environment on foot, we did see about three bikes as we dared to walk about 100metres before turning back. ... [more]
Rotherhithe tunnel has narrow footways either side. The traffic trundles through as a virtually constant stream. A very unpleasant environment on foot, we did see about three bikes as we dared to walk about 100metres before turning back. ... [more]
Rotherhithe tunnel has narrow footways either side. The traffic trundles through as a virtually constant stream. A very unpleasant environment on foot, we did see about three bikes as we dared to walk about 100metres before turning back. ... [more]
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