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Cycling@Tea-time#29
Wednesday 20th June 2018
Peter Walker, the Guardian's political correspondent, talks about attitudes to cycling. Slides.
He is preceded by co-organiser of Cycling@Tea-time, Neil Guthrie, who offers a round-up of cycling news. Slides.
Cycling@Tea-time#28 - Is Dockless Rudderless?
Thursday 7th December 2017
Conor Walsh of Bikeplus provides an overview of dockless including ongoing efforts to encourage best practice. Slides.
Co-organiser of Cycling@Tea-time, Neil Guthrie, provides some cycling news from around the world. Slides.
Ian Davey of BTN BikeShare in Brighton describes his city's hybrid scheme, combining some characteristics of docked and dockless. Slides.
Cycling@Tea-time#27
Tuesday 10th October 2017
Will Norman, the Mayor of London's Walking and Cycling Commissioner, reflects on the draft Mayor's Transport Strategy and what's in the pipeline for cycling in London. Slides.
Co-organiser of Cycling@Tea-time, Neil Guthrie, provides some cycling news from around the world. Slides.
Then Claudia Peñaranda and Alex Longdon of TfL describe and discuss their work on the Strategic Cycling Analysis for London. Slides
Cycling@Tea-time#26
Wednesday 2 August 2017
Mini-Holland update: candid presentations on progress with the schemes
Richard Eason of Cycle Enfield (slides pdf) and
Tony Antoniou of Go Cycle Kingston (slides pdf)
Cycling@Tea-time#25
Monday 5th June 2017
Promoting cycling in unpromising locations
- Michael Natrass and Alan Latham, UCL Geography (slides) - pdf
- Phillip Danton, UK Bicycle Association and former chair of Cycling England (spoke without slides)
Cycling@Tea-time#24
Monday 20th March 2017
Cycling and Modelling
Cycling@Tea-time#23
Monday 12th December 2016
Cycling and diversity
Review the recording of the event
Cycling@Tea-time#22
Thursday 24th November 2016
Cycling and disability
- Dr Billy Clayton of University of the West of England
- Isabelle Clement of Wheels for Wellbeing
Listen to a recording of the session
Review:
Cycling@Tea-time#21
Wednesday 13th July 2016
· Georgia Lewis and Harry Scrope of Brompton Bike Hire talk about a sustainable bike hire model
· Jon Little and Rebecca Shiel of Waltham Forest give us the latest on their borough's Mini-Holland scheme
Watch a video of the session and/or review
Cycling@Tea-time#20
Wednesday 22th June 2016
John Carrigan of Birmingham City Council explained their targeted initiative of giving bicycles away as part of the Big Birmingham Bikes project.
Watch a video of the session and/or review John's slides.
Cycling@Tea-time#19
Wednesday 8th June 2016
Phil Jones of Phil Jones Associates gave a double presentation: first he told us about work he's doing on guidance for Cycling & Walking Infrastructure Plans; then he described helping Highway England with their cycling strategy.
Watch a video of the session and/or review the slides.
Cycling@Tea-time#18
Tuesday 19th April 2016
Antonia Roberts, Manager of Bikeplus (a member of the Carplus family), told us what she has learnt about bike-sharing schemes and about what Bikeplus plans to do in the UK.
Watch a video of the session and/or review the slides.
Cycling@Tea-time#17
Wednesday 23rd March 2016
Cycle parking: Peter Siemensma gave a personal and Dutch perspective & Nick Knight of Ecocycle spoke about the parking model he brought to the UK from Japan.
Watch a video of the session and/or review their slides here and here.
Cycling@Tea-time#16
Tuesday 23rd February 2016
Yaron Hollander presented his thinking about appraising cycling projects.
Watch a video of the session and/or review his slides.
Cycling@Tea-time#15
Tuesday 19th January 2016
Lucy Marstrand, cycling officer at Bournemouth Borough Council told us about what has been achieved for cycling there and the plans to do more, including a new highway design guide.
Watch a video of the session.
Review Lucy's slides
Cycling@Tea-time#14 - TfL's Bruce McVean and Brian Deegan
Wednesday 16th December 2015
Bruce's talk was called "Complementary modes? Walking, cycling and the quest for a more liveable city"; Brian spoke about the concept and execution of the Quietways programme.
Watch a video of the session
Review Bruce's or Brian's slides
Cycling@Lunchtime#13 - Cycle logistics: the state of the art
Wednesday 18th November 2015
Richard Armitage gave a thoughtful and engrossing presentation about the opportunities and challenges faced by the world of cycle logistics.
Watch a video of Richard's presentation (uses Adobe Flash) or review his slides
Cycling@Lunchtime#12 - Changes in TfL cycle designs
Wednesday 14th October 2015
Korak van Tuyl and Jack Pulker of Transport for London gave a survey of recent developments in provision for cyclists in London, with particular reference to signals.
Watch a video of the session (uses Adobe flash)
Review the slides from Korak's and Jack's presentation but please note you won't be able to watch the linked videos - you can see these in the session video. And here are links to various related educational videos on TfL's Youtube channel:
Cycling@Lunchtime#11 - the Mini-Holland projects of Enfield and Waltham Forest
Wednesday 9th September 2015
Rachel Buck of Enfield and Jon Little of Waltham Forest both gave detailed presentations concerning progress to date with the Mini-Holland projects in their respective boroughs. Jean-Christophe Chassard (of Kingston, home to London's other Mini-Holland) then joined them on stage for the Q&A.
Watch a video of the session (uses Adobe flash)
Cycling@Lunchtime#10 - the City of London's Albert Cheung on contraflows
Wednesday 9th July 2015
Albert explained the thinking behind the City's ambitious programme of cycling contraflows and how the schemes have been planned, implemented and evaluated.
Read Albert's slides and/or listen to an audio recording of the session
Cycling@Lunchtime#9 - John Dales on sharing and segregating
Wednesday 17th June 2015
John is Director of Urban Movement and Chair of the Transport Planning Society. We asked him to address the following two topics:
· Segregation - Dutch, Danish or "light"? Is there a best option for the UK?
· Impact of shared space schemes on cycling
See how John responded. Watch John's presentation or review his slides
Cycling@Lunchtime#8 - Ten reasons why "Public Health" doesn't seem to be championing the cycling agenda
Tuesday 12th May 2015
Lucy Saunders works for both TfL and the GLA as Public Health Specialist (Transport & Public Realm).
Public Health staff, budgets and responsibilities returned from the NHS to Local Authorities in March 2013. It was widely expected this would make it much easier to implement Active Travel policies with Public Health putting their weight behind a step change in activity to meet the physical inactivity challenge. But so far transport planners and advocates have been disappointed. Lucy has worked in both public health teams and transport teams and will offer ten possible factors (personal, structural, cultural and political) that are contributing to the current situation.
Cycling-not-at-lunchtime - High visibility and cycling - balancing safety and culture
Friday 1st May 2015
Dr Glen Koorey, from University of Canterbury, New Zealand, talked about the debate and the evidence concerning the question of whether those on bicycles are safer in fluorescent yellow.
Cycling@Lunchtime#7 - Presumed Liability - what we know and what we don't
Please note that the playback software uses Adobe Flash.
For those who do not have Flash installed or simply wish to look at the slides from the presentation
Cycling@Lunchtime#6 - the Lewes Road scheme in Brighton
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Cycling@Lunchtime#5 - Cycle-friendly roundabouts: case studies from Bedford and Cambridge
- Recording of Patrick Lingwood's and Alasdair Massie's presentations from 4th February
- Please note that the playback software uses Adobe Flash.
And, if you'd like to see Sustrans' 15-minute video of the roundabout in action, please contact Alasdair - amassie(at)peterbrett.com
For those who do not have Flash installed or simply wish to look at the slides from the two presentations
Cycling@Lunchtime#4 - Making cycling acceptable - how do we do it and does it even matter? The cases of London and Mexico City
Click here to watch a recording of Kim Carlotta von Schönfeld's presentation from 14th January. Please note that the playback software uses Adobe Flash.
For those who do not have Flash installed or simply wish to look at the slides, they are
.Cycling@Lunchtime #3
3 December 2014
Ben Kennedy of London Borough of Hackney speaks about developing a cycling borough. Click
for slides from the event.Cycling@Lunctime #2
4th November 2014
Adrian Lord and Simon Hollowood of Steer Davies Gleave speak about pedestrian/cycle conflict. Click
Cycling@Lunchtime
2 October 2014
Marcus Jones of TRL speaks about the emerging findings from research on segregated facilities for cyclists.