This is the response of Brent Cyclists to this consultation (closing 4 December 2017). This is the response on this scheme from Brent Cyclists, the local group of the London Cycling Campaign. We have to oppose this scheme because we want to see segregated cycle tracks on the length of the A5 through Brent and […]
READ MOREThis is the response by Brent Cyclists to this consultation. 1. Do you support our overall proposals? Support 2. Do you have any comments on our overall proposals? Overall these proposals are good, however some details fail to meet the high standards required for a comfortable, attractive cycling route. In particular the route fails to […]
READ MOREThe following is our response to this scheme (consultation closed 7 August 2017) involving new and improved cycle lanes in Park Royal. This is the response from Brent Cyclists, the local group of the London Cycling Campaign. We support this scheme, but would make the following points: 1) The contraflow cycle lane on Rainsford Road […]
READ MOREThis is a response to this consultation, which closed 28 July 2017. This is the response from Brent Cyclists, the local group of the London Cycling Campaign. This response has been agreed by our Committee. We are objecting to this scheme because: (1) If Gaddesden Avenue is to made one-way, as implied in the plan, […]
READ MOREThis is the Brent Cyclists response to this consultation (ended 28 July 2017). This is the response from Brent Cyclists, the local group of the London Cycling Campaign. We agree with the scheme but wish to query the way the zigzag lines are shown on the plan for traffic entering Drury Way. The road does not […]
READ MOREThis is a response to this consultation, that closed on 7 April 2017. This is the response from Brent Cyclists, the Brent Group of the London Cycling Campaign (LCC). We represent around 200 members in Brent, and aim to represent the interests of all who cycle or would like to cycle in NW London. We […]
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Following the advent of the Carlton Vale cycle scheme in Kilburn, we have also been hoping to get a similar high-quality cycling scheme in the north of the borough, and last year consultancy Urban Movement produced an excellent redesign of Kingsbury Road incorporating segregated cycle tracks on both sides (to replace the current short, ineffective pavement track on one side). […]
READ MOREThis is our response to the consultation on Brent’s Air Quality Action Plan, concluded 30 March 2017. How do you feel about air quality in Brent? This response is from Brent Cyclists, the local group in Brent of the London Cycling Campaign. We believe air quality in Brent is poor. In your opinion, are there other […]
READ MOREThis is the response of Brent Cyclists to this consultation. This change was proposed by Brent in response to our Space for Cycling Campaign (the Ward Ask for Brondesbury Park) and the location was also one of our ‘Top 10 Quick Win’ suggestions.
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