For people cycling in Lambeth

We are the Lambeth group of the London Cycling Campaign

News and comment

• Ferndale area keeps safer, healthier streets
  The Ferndale low traffic neighbourhood will be made permanent meaning the streets north of Acre Lane will continue to be safer and healthier for people who live in the area or who walk and cycle through. We are pleased to see more areas benefiting from improvements for people walking and cycling. As well as safer … Continue reading Ferndale area keeps safer, healthier streets →
• Update from our June meeting
  A week after meeting in May, Lambeth Council confirmed Streatham Hill and Tulse Hill low traffic neighbourhoods would be made permanent. These areas enable safer cycling on the east of the A23. There have already been some improvements to the Oval LTN and the Railton LTNs after they were made permanent. The council has just … Continue reading Update from our June meeting →
• Streatham Hill and Tulse Hill areas to keep safer, healthier streets
  The Streatham Hill and Tulse Hill areas will continue to benefit from safer, healthier streets after Lambeth council said it plans to make permanent two trial low traffic neighbourhoods. Lambeth Cyclists is pleased to see more areas benefitting from improvements for people walking and cycling. The Streatham Hill and Tulse Hill areas provide a route … Continue reading Streatham Hill and Tulse Hill areas to keep safer, healthier streets →
• Good news but more to do
  Notes from our recent meeting Climate Safe Streets – election update Thank you to all of you who helped the Climate Safe Streets campaign. As a result of your emails to local party leaders we got pledges of support, including from Lambeth Labour leader, Cllr Claire Holland, who is again council leader. The work is … Continue reading Good news but more to do →