Hackney Cycling Campaign

@hackneycycling.org.uk

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We want to make Hackney safer, healthier with streets for everyone. Join us, and be part of the London Cycling Campaign to help transform our borough.

Wide photo of group event in park
London Fields Free Cyclists Breakfast, Saturday 18 July 9-11 am, Join us for freshly brewed coffee, freshly baked local croissants & fruit from Ridley Road market
Poster for women's freedom ride—please see event page for details
Another slide in screen
A photo of a slide for the Hackney cycling asks. The asks can be found on the Hackney Cycling website
A picture of a room of people in Hackney
HACKNEY CYCLING CAMPAIGN, LIVING STREETS, AND LOW TRAFFIC HACKNEY PRESENT: ACTIVE TRAVEL HUSTINGS HACKNEY MAYORAL ELECTION 2026 Put your questions on cycling, walking and wheeling to the candidates running to be Mayor of Hackney in 7 May’s local elections. 19:30-21:00 Thursday 16 April Pembury Community Centre Dalston Lane, E8 1FA No booking required - see you there! CONFIRMED ATTENDEES: Caroline Woodley Labour Zoé Garbett Green Party FURTHER CANDIDATES TBC
Map of proposed location of barriers along London Fields West Side
Lots of bikes locked up to railings (outside the Moth Club)
A céilidh band on stage
Veggie sides being portioned out
The "chieftain" is presented
Hard working volunteers at the bar
Poster showing details of event: Burns Night Cèilidh City Academy, E9 6EA Saturday 24th January, 6-11ish We invite you to join us for our yearly fundraiser and social cèilidh on Saturday the 24th January. This will include: Traditional dinner of haggis (with vegan and gluten free variants offered), neeps, tatties (and whisky!) Recitations and performances alongside the dinner (please get in touch if you’d like to do a turn!) Dancing after the dinner, led by our live band, the fabulous Muckers! See more info at hackneycycling.org.uk/burns-night
Person on a road bike with yellows panniers cycling in prime position through the Queensbridge Road junction with Whiston Road
Man standing holding a bike looking at the camera in front of a cut out of the front of a car with teeth for a bumper and the number plate C4R5PRDR
Carpet depicting a scene of houses and roads that would be good cycle lanes.
Part of the Hackney Peace mural outside the Dalston Eastern Curve Garden, showing people with instruments in a procession.
Map of the Dalston Liveable Neighbourhood Plan outlining the traffic filter locations, entry and exit points, School Streets and public improvement works.
Group of cyclists standing on the road at the Hoxton Car Free Sunday event, May 2025.
Map that indicates that Whiston Road and Dove Row are no longer through routes for motor vehicles.
Cyclists Breakfast details: Eastside cyclelane London Fields, Saturday 21 June from 9am.
Details of the breakfast that is in London Fields eastside cyclelane, from 9am on Sat 21 June.
Road works on Dove Row with cycle signage and continuous pavement
Meme of how desire lines are created through a park, and new paths created when the council attempts to prevent the original desire line
Bike drawn with chalk on a road
Details of the breakfast: Saturday 7 June, from 9am London Fields eastside cyclelane
Whiston Road road works
Roadworks on Whiston Road
Recently created cycle- and pedestrian-only stretch on Denne Terrace. Photo shows several bollards in the foreground, two Lime bikes parked in a cycle hire bay, the word SLOW written on the tarmac and in the distance a cyclist cycles towards the camera.
Flyer promoting London Cycling Festival in a funky, playful font. The text advises to register now for events and rides on Sunday 25 May 2025.
Photo of a group of Hackney people on a Hackney Cycling Campaign guided cycle ride on a bridge. A bike at the front has the sign "London loves cycling" on it.
Photos of Tony, a middle aged black man. He is bald, often wears a cap and watermelon-patterned or Palestine solidarity clothing.
Poster showing four images of Tony, and the words: MISSING TONY LAST SEEN: 10TH MARCH, 2025 LOCATION: LOWER CLAPTON HACKNEY, LONDON IF YOU HAVE HAVE ANY INFO, PLEASE CONTACT 101 & FINDTONY970@GMAIL.COM MET POLICE CAD NUMBER: 2255/26MAR HE IS A MIDDLE AGED BLACK MAN. BALD, OFTEN WEARS A CAP & WATERMELON-PATTERNED OR PALESTINE SOLIDARITY CLOTHING Tony is a beloved community member and the main organizer of the Great Ride of Return – London. Many of you may know him from Palestine solidarity events. He often wore watermelon-patterned clothing and carried warmth and commitment wherever he went.
Road works on Whiston Road with ghost bike in the distance
Blue sign with white bike symbol indicating a designated route, cycle lane or area for cyclists only.
Image of a flyer with a photo of cyclists on a protest ride and details of the upcoming protest event. The footnote states people on foot are welcome and to assemble at the junction of Stratford High Street and Carpenters Road from 6:30pm.
Screenshot of the ghost bike memorial page for Brixton Brady from the ghostbike.org website with text explaining the collision and images of a white ghost bike and of Brixton Brady in front of a bright light with arms outstretched.
White 'ghost' bike stand attached to a sign on the footpath next to Whiston Road. It is night time and car and a bus headlights can be seen on the road.
Guests seated at tables watching the MC perform at the HCC Burns Night 2023
Large group of people on cycles at a protest event on Whiston Road following the death in 2023 of a young mother who was killed while cycling on this road.