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for everyone who cycles in southall, northolt, greenford, perivale, hanwell, northfields, ealing and acton pages home about us campaigns rides & events new cyclists bike shops useful info archive contact us monday, 8 october 2018 cycle training provider to close cycle training uk ,the organization that provides the cycle training for schools in ealing, is closing at the end of october. a notice on its website says: “thanks to the support of ealing borough council, all the bikeability courses for this current half term will be completed. other training and dr bike events will continue until late october.” the not-for-profit workers’ co-operative has been running for over 20 years and for nearly all that time has provided the cycle training for ealing council. in 2014/15 it trained over 1000 children at 42 schools in the borough, and ran individual sessions for 244 adults and 318 children. it also runs the dr. bikes the council provides around ealing – roughly one per week. sadly, it appears to be a victim of the gig economy. it’s a not-for-profit workers’ cooperative and pays its trainers a monthly wage. many other organisations employ their trainers on a job-by-job basis. cycle training uk revolutionised the way cyclists are trained. back in the 1990’s it was a pioneer of bikeability training - taking trainee cyclists out on the roads so they can gain the skills to cycle in busy traffic. before then, cycle training was confined to the school playground. in the last 20 years, ctuk has trained over 80,000 people, including many of the instructors that now work for other organisations. it provided with the ride leader and marshal training that enables us to lead our mass rides to central london for the freecycle event. it will be greatly missed. david dansky, who runs ctuk says, “we are still accepting individual bookings in ealing for a short while so if you know someone who wants a lesson fill in the form on our website soon.” read more » friday, 28 september 2018 annual general meeting our annual general meeting was held on wednesday, 3rd october, at our usual venue: the library, questors theatre, 12 mattock lane, ealing w5 5bq, at 7.30pm. we elected the following members of lcc as the new committee:- borough coordinator: nick moffitt treasurer: jon chambers secretary: tom hartwell meeting chair: elly castellano council liaison: peter mynors rides coordinator: helen hayes newsletter editor: nick moffitt press and publicity: andy hillier deputy borough coordinator: position not filled* deputy council liaison: david lomas and nick moffitt deputy rides leader: alan neil * this position is not required by our constitution. read more » posted by martin at 17:12 email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest wednesday, 19 september 2018 eales ride arrives in amsterdam congratulations to all the riders in the 2018 david eales memorial ride. all 16 cyclists in the four teams pedalled into amsterdam and posed for the traditional photo outside the rijksmuseum. if you would like to sponsor a rider, you can still do it through the following links: the story of tonight elias belkis, nick moffitt, cici romain and chris woods https://www.justgiving.com/companyteams/raiseaglass born to be mild michael broom, jon chambers, richard miller, tanya o’toole and brian smith https://www.justgiving.com/companyteams/amsterdam2018borntobemild old friends elly castellano and david lomas https://www.justgiving.com/companyteams/oldfriends chain gang kathie binysh, giovanni pilides, ros ramsay, alexandra taylor and nick goldsmith https://www.justgiving.com/companyteams/chain-gang team the story of tonight (modified) team old friends team chain gang team born to be mild team born to be mild read more » posted by martin at 10:10 email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest tuesday, 11 september 2018 help install segregated cycle lanes on the uxbridge road now's your chance to have your say on the council's early draft of its plans to transform west ealing. there are two options for the uxbridge road. the first is segregated, stepped cycle lanes, which would provide safe space for cyclists. the other is a central median, which would force cyclists to share a narrower road with motor vehicles. please support the stepped cycle lane option – here’s a link to do it . you can add comments in your own words. full details of the consultation are here. what makes segregated lanes so good? segregated cycle tracks open up cycling to people who currently feel intimidated by busy traffic, enabling a lot more people to make their journeys by bike. this has huge health benefits – both for the individual , and the nhs . cycle lanes are one of the best ways to reduce congestion in london, carrying up to five times as many people per hour as a main road. [ details] stepped cycle tracks are safer than on-road cycle lanes as they give cyclists their own space, and help ensure motor vehicles stay out of the cycle lane. [details] they can help boost profits in local shops. although motorists will buy more in a single trip, cyclists visit the shops more frequently and overall spend more money. [ details ] and it seems installing high quality cycle lanes can even boost your house price! [ details ] why is the central median so bad? this central median will narrow the road, forcing cyclists to share the carriageway with motor vehicles, which will not encourage more people to take up cycling. cyclists can get blocked by congested motor traffic. a median island can increase the danger to pedestrians [details p.21] the lack of cycle lanes puts pedestrians closer to polluting motor vehicles. slower cyclists will slow all the vehicles behind them, creating potential conflict with motorists. after the death last year of cyclist claudia manera at the lido junction, it is good to see the council putting forward proposals to improve safety for cyclists, but it's imperative they choose the right option. the project is part of transport for london's liveable neighbourhoods scheme. read more » posted by martin at 12:41 email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest monday, 10 september 2018 mobike shrinks area in ealing mobike has shrunk its operating area in ealing and hounslow to a small zone centred around acton and chiswick. anyone renting a mobike and leaving it outside this zone will be fined £20. the new zone came into operation on 4 september, at the same time that mobike announced it was pulling out of manchester because thieves were stealing their bicycles. explaining the new policy mobike said it was "to ensure mobikers can easily find a bike when they need one. we are committed to extending this area progressively as we deploy more bikes." the new area is about half the size of the previous zone, and will mean many ealing residents can no longer use the bikes to get to and from their homes. to obtain a refund on your mobike pass, email [email protected] with the phone number associated with your mobike account, and ask for a refund. at the meeting in august, council leader julian bell said the council was considering allowing another rental bike operator to operate in the borough to encourage competition. read more » posted by martin at 17:25 email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest saturday, 8 september 2018 eales ride to amsterdam 2018 the annual eales ride set off for amsterdam on thursday 13th september. sixteen riders raised money for london cycling campaign and sjs awareness in memory of david eales, a key member of and founder of the london bike hub, who died suddenly of stevens–johnson syndrome in august 2016. half a dozen riders completed the whole distance from london to amsterdam via dover over six days, the rest joining the ride in dunkirk and cycling to amsterdam over four days. see: the ride and the route you can follow the riders on twitter at: https://twitter.com/

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