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LCC single issue campaign.jpgLCC puts members in charge of campaign decision
The London Cycling Campaign is asking its members to vote on which issue will be the focus of its single issue campaign in the run-up to next year’s Mayoral and Assembly elections.
It is the first time the LCC has taken this approach and the organisation is asking its members to choose between the following options:
1) Start Right: getting 100,000 children cycling regularly to school
2) Love Thy Neighbourhood: double the number of local journeys by bike
3) Go Dutch: clear space for cycling on main roads in every borough
4) Unwind: replace the 10 worst gyratories with cycle-friendly junctions
LCC members will be able to cast their vote using a personal and anonymous online ballot form provided by the Campaign’s online voting partner DemoChoice.
Members have until 31st July to vote and the results will be announced in early August.
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St. Chris is a bit of a whinger, though? Doesn't he carp on about "8 - 80 cycling" and infra passing the "double buggy" test? What about those...
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👍🏼 IMHO, one of the main things to look out for is butted tubes, double or even tripple butted. ride safe and have a great Christmas
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Excuse my complete ignorance here, but by gyratories do they just mean roundabouts or are they a variation on a roundabout?