Posted on 22 September 2013 |
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Dear Tom, I am writing to you on behalf of Croydon Cycling Campaign, the local branch of the London Cycling Campaign, (which is the world’s largest urban cycling group and the voice of over 11,000 people who cycle in the capital). We welcome the plans for toucan crossings to be put on Wellesley Road at its junctions with Bedford Park Road and Lansdowne Road. This is a positive move, both for cyclists and pedestrians, and its achievement through the removal of the subways is something that we hope to see replicated elsewhere in the borough. […]
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![Dear Tom, I am writing to you on behalf of Croydon Cycling Campaign, the local branch of the London Cycling Campaign, (which is the world’s largest urban cycling group and the voice of over 11,000 people who cycle in the capital). We welcome the plans for toucan crossings to be put on Wellesley Road at its junctions with Bedford Park Road and Lansdowne Road. This is a positive move, both for cyclists and pedestrians, and its achievement through the removal of the subways is something that we hope to see replicated elsewhere in the borough. […]](https://croydoncyclists.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/q7x8pny7.bmp "Wellesley Road Plans: An open letter to the council from the Croydon Cycling Campaign")
Posted on 22 September 2013 | No CommentsDear Tom, I am writing to you on behalf of Croydon Cycling Campaign, the local branch of the London Cycling Campaign, (which is the world’s largest urban cycling group and the voice of over 11,000 people who cycle in the capital). We welcome the plans for toucan crossings to be put on Wellesley Road at its junctions with Bedford Park Road and Lansdowne Road. This is a positive move, both for cyclists and pedestrians, and its achievement through the removal of the subways is something that we hope to see replicated elsewhere in the borough. […]