For people cycling in Lambeth

We are the Lambeth group of the London Cycling Campaign

News and comment

• Ferndale ward low traffic neighbourhood launched
  Residents in Lambeth’s Ferndale ward have received an update confirming the proposed low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) will start on Saturday 18 July. The Ferndale LTN will be the council’s third, following ones near the Oval and around Railton Road. Like those the Ferndale LTN will make streets quieter and safer for walking and cycling by … Continue reading Ferndale ward low traffic neighbourhood launched →
• Bike buddies supporting new and returning cyclists
  Are you a confident cyclist willing to help others experience the joy and freedom of cycling? Or a new or returning cyclist feeling nervous about cycling in London? We are starting a new free “bike buddies” scheme in Lambeth, to support more people to take to two (or three) wheels. Lambeth Bike Buddies puts new … Continue reading Bike buddies supporting new and returning cyclists →
• Removing barriers to cycling: disabled people and cycling
  Disabled people’s charity Wheels for Wellbeing will be our guest speakers at online meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday 16 July. Lambeth-based national charity Wheels for Wellbeing will talk about the freedom bikes and safer streets offer many disabled people and the charity’s Director, Isabelle Clements, will answer your questions. Get involved and help improve conditions … Continue reading Removing barriers to cycling: disabled people and cycling →
• Benefits already showing in Railton neighbourhood
  This week the Railton Road area low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) started. This includes making roads access only with closures at Shakespeare Road and St Matthews road and bus gates along Railton Road itself. Despite some early issues as the scheme beds in, the LTN is already bringing benefits of quieter, healthier and safer streets. When … Continue reading Benefits already showing in Railton neighbourhood →