Our primary aim is to get more people to cycle and to improve things for those who already do so.

Our group, Camden Cycling Campaign has just over 600 members. We work with Camden Council to improve road conditions in the borough so as to encourage more people to benefit from the accessibility, fitness and time saving that comes with regular cycle use.

We are involved in campaigns for better on-road cycle routes; for more cycle access in parks; for better cycle access to stations and schools; and for more secure cycle parking everywhere.

We run rides, Dr Bike sessions, maintenance workshops and social events, and hold stalls at many of the Borough's wide range of community festivals. We hold monthly members' meetings, and regular meetings with Camden Council to discuss improving cycling conditions.

We have strong links with many of our local bike shops, most of whom offer 10% discounts to LCC members.

We keep in touch by publishing our own bi-monthly newsletter, having our own newsgroup and through this website.

Although cycle use in London is a lot lower than in many comparable cities, it is increasing fast, with Camden's rate of increase amongst the highest.

Membership

Benefits of membership and how to join. If you live in Camden, you join CCC by signing up with LCC (London Cycling Campaign).

What we do

Activities and aims of CCC. CCC campaigns to get more people cycling, better facilities for them and more members to support the campaign

Committee members

Camden Cycling Campaign's committee, together with the joint coordinators, are responsible for deciding on the directions for the campaign and welcome input from members.

Information booklets available from LCC

List of leaflets

Roles and responsibilities

Who is responsible for doing what

Constitution

CCC's constitution. This new constitution was adopted at our AGM 0n 10th April 2006.

Campaigns

A summary of our campaigns including a drive for more cycle paths on Hampstead Heath; for cycling in Regents Park and for a cycle-pedestrian link from Camley Street to Agar Grove.

How our website was built

Index to technical details about the site