December 1999 - April 2001
Newsletters edited by Paul Gannon
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April/May 2001
- Seven Stations Link on the way; City of London new cycling group; Out and about: Foot and mouth fever closes cycle tracks, Bureaucratic fever closes cycle track, Hampstead Heath route review; Cyclist killed Dartmouth Park Road
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February/March 2001
- CCC awards British Standard Excuse (BSE 6006) to the shadow Strategic Rail Authority; Hampstead Heath - support from local group for a more sensible policy; City of London - new cycling group;Member's letter on Hampstead Heath
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December 2000 - January 2001
- Royal College Street wins award; Seven Stations Link - work starts; Hampstead Heath; email news service; Segregated cycle tracks;'Bikemates' Wanted
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October/November 2000
- Hampstead Heath progress; Regents Park; Seven Stations Link; Somers Town/Waterloo Bridge route;Bikemates Wanted
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June/July 2000
- Royal College Street Official Opening; The Millennium Festival of Cycling in Camden (bike week);
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August/September 2000
- Cycling on Hampstead Heath; RCS hits the Trail
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April/May 2000
- Traffic displacement or evaporation? Traffic displacement or evaporation?
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February/March 2000
- Royal parks peak hour plan; Seven Stations Link - the good and the bad; Thousands of cars disappear in Kentish Town; Royal College Street compromise reached;No money for walking; Road safety played down;Cycling 'bizarre' says BBC hack
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December 1999 - January 2000
- CCC Newsletter re-organisation; Cycling Audit & Design Unit, CADU; Royal College Street - snatching ridicule from the jaws of fame; Kentish Town Road - Bus priority network pays for Camden's "pay & display" scheme;British Museum oneway working proposals; Camden Walking Plan stumbles on

