Jump to content

Cycle to Work Day September 14th: guided rides to work


Sally Eva

Recommended Posts

September 14th is National cycle to work day. Cycling to work is a bit daunting from scratch so we have set up a series of rides to help you try it out.


We will be running our regular Bike Train from Peckham, Nunhead and Denmark Hill Stations but also an additional ride from Crystal Palace http://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/events/cycle-to-work-special-from-crystal-palace/


And there will be rides into the centre from all over London. Take a look at these if you or your mates are coming from somewhere else http://lcc.org.uk/pages/london-biketubes-2016


The Bike Train will be running as usual. A Bike Train is a bike ride led by experienced cyclists. We are free, cheerful and reliable.


We leave Nunhead at 8am, Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye stations at 8.10am. At Denmark Hill we leave at 8.10am from the cafe in Windsor Walk led by Liz Eden (07814 515 715). The two rides meet and arrive rogether at Blackfriars at 8.45am. The starting point at Peckham Rye is the bike stands behind McDonalds. From Blackfriars riders are taken on individually (if they want) and destinations so far include Faringdon, Kings Cross, Westminster, Mayfair and Tower Hill.


Our route takes in two parks, a traffic-calmed backstreet, the cycling-on-the-pavement lanes on the New Kent Road, the Elephant and Castle by-pass and then the new TfL segregation. It's very quiet and enjoyable, mostly off-road (through parks) and then a backstreet. After that we are on segregation which is where there is a part of the road for bikes only, protected by about 2m of pavement.


The map is here:



our website is here: http://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/events/bike-train-to-central-london-9/


Entirely free and all welcome. To join in Denmark Hill text Liz on (07814 515 715) or for Nunhead and Peckham text me on 07842 640 207 or don't do any of that and just turn up.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Latest Discussions

    • It's great that the council will do this, but it does seem a costly waste of their scarce resources, unless there are factors which I don't know about? Surely rather than dealing with a few piles of dog poo on request on an as and when basis they need to find some way of addressing the whole problem? What do other boroughs/countries do? Have things got worse since COVID, when the dog population seems to have quadrupled round here? Did some people acquire dogs without thinking through the less cuddly aspects of ownership? Could dogs be trained to use a litter tray and/or bury their own poo, like cats do? 🤣 (That was a joke, btw).
    • Experienced Gardener Available – South London Looking for a reliable, skilled gardener to maintain your outdoor space? With 5 years of experience in garden care and expertise in maintaining large gardens, I offer top-quality services to keep your green space thriving:  Pruning, weeding & planting  Seasonal garden upkeep  Hedge trimming & general tidy-ups 📍 Based in South London – serving surrounding areas 💬 Quotes available on request Get in touch today and let’s bring your garden to life! 📞 07540468017 Archie Tighe Emery  
    • They could refund tix already bought though, couldn't they? We did this recently when we had to reschedule a gig due to the headliner's serious illness. That was a bit different because people had the option to transfer their tix to the new date when confirmed. But in  theory everybody could have got a refund, though in practice only a few people took that option up.
    • They probably won't want to after all their sterling efforts last time ended in a rather unexpected way!
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...