Brent Cycling Campaign

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Your local London Cycling Campaign group in Brent. Let's make Brent a safe and enjoyable place where cycling is an option available to anyone.

Photo of the panel of speakers alongside Elaine, speaking on behalf of ACE.
Two women cycling and smiling on the an urban street. They wear regular clothes and there is no motor traffic.
A black and white photo of a child, smiling riding their bike. In yellow bold font: every child should be able to cycle to school safely. Underneath: take action and the link to action to ask council leaders to make streets for cycling.
A photo showing the bicycle stands outside the Post Office in Cricklewood, on Oaklands Road. In the background is a gazebo showing Dr Bike at work.
Foreword by Cllr Butt, the Leader of the council and Cycling Champion in 2013 in support of the bid. He said: "I believe that Brent has the combination of innovation and initiative, political commitment and support, and ongoing capability to deliver".
Map of Brent showing the cycle track (cycle lanes that provides protection with a physical separation) built in the borough as of today.
A map of Brent with proposed cycle routes covering the borough, making it easier and safer to travel across, visiting town centres, going to school or work.
A map of Brent with overlayed severance lines and crossing points identified as major barriers to cycling. They include railway lines, the north circular and roads with heavy traffic.
Map of Brent showing how few protected cycle lanes there are and how patchy the provision is.
Flyer for the event with QR codes and links
Four computer generated images, from the consultation material, illustrating what it could look like including new bidirectional protected cycle lanes and new pedestrian crossings.
Two people standing on their bicycle in a park with a banner underneath promoting the new under 30 membership to London Cycling Campaign.
A rider on one of PedalMe cargobikes, loaded with materials included a folded gazebo, a couple of boxes and a large bag. This cargo bike is a bicycle with a long front base to hold cargo.
A map with red markers linked to the locations of local bike shops in north west London.
togethertowardszero2025 : £300 subsidy - if you live in the following areas of Brent which are part of the Brent Green Neighbourhood scheme you are eligible for £50 per month off any pedal bike for six months: St Raphael’s (NW10), South Kilburn (NW6), Kingsbury (NW9), Church End (NW10) and Roundwood (NW10). That is a 100% saving on the monthly subscription fee.