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Issue 2 May 2007Promoting active travel in London

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Jenny Jones, GreenTransport Advisor to Mayor Ken Livingstone,shares her thoughts.

Most Londoners use walking to link all their journeys. Whether you are walking the whole way,from car to shop, or bus to tube,walking is a vital part of London�stransport system.

Walking is everywhere, giving a truly door-to-door service thatsome other transport modes can only dream of. For able-bodiedLondoners, there isn�t a singlejourney that doesn�t start and end on foot. London�s total reliance on the glue of walking is underlined by the unacceptabletravel for less able Londoners.

Walking accounts for 5.7 millionjourneys in London daily. If road orrail were asked to carry the weight of traffic that the footways arecurrently supporting, London would be gridlocked.

Despite accounting for more ofLondon�s daily journeys than tubeand rail combined, walking has too often been neglected as a major mode of travel in the capital. London must recognise the importance of walking, so that people, town and planet can all be healthier and happier.

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The 34th viewing panelinstalled on the JubileeWalkway has attracted royal recognition.

The new panel, onHorseguards Parade, wasunveiled by the Countess of Wessex in a launch event that even featured in the esteemed pages of Hello! magazine.

It depicts the Parade groundand the Queen during the

Trooping the Colour salute.The Jubilee Walkway Trustcommissioned the panel, byartist Rebecca Elliot, to markthe Queen�s 80th birthday.

The panel explains thegovernment buildings andvisitor attractions people can see across the ParadeGround, making it a usefulinterpretation guide forLondoners and tourists alike.

Royal approvalfor new panel

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The Countessof Wessex andHugo Vickers,Chairman ofthe JubileeWalkwayTrust, unveilthe new panel.

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Cycling topped the agendaat this year�s Capitalwomanconference, attended bymore than 2,000 women.

The annual free event,organised by Mayor KenLivingstone, gives womenliving and working in Londonthe chance to air their viewsand question the Mayor andwomen�s representatives on policy issues. Speakersincluded comedian Jo Brand,Diane Abbott MP and NickyGavron, Deputy Mayor ofLondon and TfL was amongthe exhibitors.

The importance of cyclingand dispelling some of the

myths was one of the keyissues for 2007�s conferencein March.

London Cycling Campaign(LCC) organised group ridesto the conference andoffered practical workshopson bike maintenance.

LCC Community CyclingOfficer Sarah Slater said:�Londoners are now realisingthe many virtues of gettingon their bikes, but there arestill fewer women cyclingthan men.

�We are keen to get themessage across to womenthat cycling is convenient, funand good for your health.�

Women in the capitalsaddle up for success

A new advertising campaign to encouragewalking for everyday journeys has beenlaunched by TfL.

Under the strapline Why Not Walk It?, the campaign features cartoonillustrations by Simone Lai and radioadverts with light-hearted reminders of the benefits of walking. It�s aimed at people under 45 who habitually use the car, especially for journeys to school or work.

Research shows that half of all car journeys in outerLondon are less than two kilometres, a distance thatcan easily be walked by most people in 25 minutes.

Posters are now in place at railway stations, car parks and schools to highlight walking as an alternativetransport option.

Radio ads, voiced by actor Timothy Spall, play duringpeak hours to reach the ears of school run parents andcommuting drivers.

The Mayor�s office and TfL are investing a record£126 million over the next three years to furtherimprove conditions for pedestrians in London.

The Mayor�s Green Transport Advisor Jenny Jonessaid: �Walking is the cleanest, greenest, healthiest andmost enjoyable way to get around our city.�

Why not walk it?

News andviews fromJim Walker,Chair of Walk LondonBoroughPartnership.

My view: walking


Games routestake shapeCore walking and cyclingroutes have been identifiedaround the Olympic Park andRiver Zone venues.

They are largely off-highwayor on quiet roads and are forshared use by people of allabilities on foot and bike.These routes will serve the local communities farbeyond 2012.

The identified routescomplement existing andplanned routes already beingdelivered through TfL andborough programmes suchas London Cycle Network+and the London StrategicWalks Network.

TfL is leading this routedevelopment work on behalfof the Olympic DeliveryAuthority (ODA). This is inconsultation with relevantboroughs and walking and

cycling groups.Work to identify walking

and cycling route andinfrastructure improvementsat other London 2012venues has also started.

The ODA is also makingsure people can still crossthe Olympic Park site onfoot and by bike whenconstruction starts on thevenue buildings later thisyear. Improvements to theElevated Greenway will be made so an east-westconnection remains openwhen roads in the area close to allow Olympic Parkconstruction to start fromJuly 2007.

The development ofwalking and cycling routes is part of a wider programmeto promote active travel inthe context of London 2012.

The Elevated Greenway will be improved to maintain an east-westroute across the Olympic Park during construction work.

Our survey says . . .In March, The Walking AdvisoryPanel, set up to monitor and steerthe delivery of the London WalkingPlan, commissioned a survey oflocal authority officers. It aimed to review the relevance andeffectiveness of the current WalkingPlan to help officers establish whatfurther support is required todeliver the Mayor�s vision of Londonbeing one of the most walkablecities in the world by 2015.

The 20-question online survey wascompleted by representatives frommost authorities and the results willbe presented at the annual Walkingand Cycling Conference on 10 May.The survey included questions that allowed authorities to list thewalking projects they were mostproud of, as well as identifying the priorities for encouraging morepeople to choose to walk and thebarriers to making sure it happens.

Look out for a future article on where local authorities arechoosing to place their investment,how they are measuring successand what needs to be done tomake things better.

Following the success of theLondon questionnaire, the Ministerfor Transport supported the roll-outof a similar questionnaire for therest of England.

www.walklondon.org.uk

Pupils showered their bikes with love and affection at 10London schools that hosted I Love My Bike days in Februaryand March.

UK sustainable transport charity Sustrans organised theevents as part of its Bike It programme, which is sponsoredin London by TfL. Some of the funding for the events camefrom pop group Scissor Sisters, who heard about Sustrans�success in encouraging children to ride to school.

Pupils decorated their bikes for best-dressed bikecompetitions, gave them a spring clean, had them checkedby mechanics, and class sessions and assemblies covered the health and environmental benefits of cycling.

Bike It Schools Officer Marina Littek said: �We�re thrilled withthe response we have had from school communities, as wellas the support from Road Safety teams and cycling officers.�

Lessons in love

Bike It Officer Marina Littek with some of the pupils who joined inthe I Love My Bike day at Peter Hills Primary School in Southwark.

A landmark year2007 is a landmark year for cyclingin London, as the first leg of theTour de France sets off from thecapital. As our city�s streets areturned into an international sportsarena, millions of people will beinspired to get on their bikes.

Along with TfL, Cycling Englandwill be taking advantage of the excitement and encouragingmore people to cycle, more safely, more often.

And it�s not just the Tour deFrance that will put the spotlighton cycling this year. Bikeability �the cycling proficiency for the 21stcentury � launched in London atthe end of April. The arrival ofBikeability was the biggest upgrade in cycle training the city has seen in decades.

Bikeability is designed to give the next generation the skills and confidence to ride their bikeson today�s roads. We�ve alreadypiloted Bikeability with more than5,000 children with outstandingresults � more than two-thirds ofchildren were cycling more aftertaking part.

We�re happy to be working withTfL to ensure that, with the arrivalof both the Tour de France andBikeabilty in London this summer,more young people will discoverthe benefits of two wheels.

www.cyclingengland.co.uk

My view:cyclingPhilip Darnton,Chairman ofCycling England,shares histhoughts



Understarter�sordersWe�re gearing up for the 2007Tour de France, which will startits epic race in London and thesouth-east.

London is set to host thelaunch event on 6 July, whenthe 189 riders will be presentedto the crowds and the world�smedia, followed by the Prologueon 7 July. This eight-kilometreindividual time trial will passlandmarks including the Housesof Parliament, WestminsterAbbey, Buckingham Palace andHyde Park on a course designedby TfL in conjunction with theAmaury Sports Association (theowners of the Tour de France).

Stage One of the race � known as Le Grand Départ � will take place the followingday. It will start in London andthen head out to Kent, finishingin Canterbury.

Playing host to the world�smost famous cycling event is a perfect way to showcaseLondon as a cycling-friendly city and there will be eventstaking place around the route forpeople of all ages to encouragethem to take to the saddle.

Hyde Park will host two worldchampionship finals � the World Tricycle Championshipsand the World Hand CyclingChampionships � and severalnational finals on the Sunday. It will also host the People�sVillage festival throughout theweekend, featuring French andEnglish food and giant screensshowing the race.

Tour de France roadshows,featuring a stationary bike sovisitors can test themselvesagainst the professionals, havebeen out and about across the capital.

Stakeholders and boroughs can take advantage of the publicinterest in the Tour to get morepeople into cycling. It�s not justabout encouraging people towatch the event, but helpingthem to see the link with cyclingand inspiring them to cyclemore. Think the Wimbledoneffect � it�s hard to find anempty tennis court during andjust after Wimbledon fortnight.

TfL is working with manypartners to ensure the Touritself runs smoothly. Gary

MacGowan, Technical Managerwith our Special Projects team,said: �We�ve had to reachagreements with WestminsterCity Council and The Royal Parkson the route for the Prologueand we�re now working withthem on crowd management.

�We�re also working with Kent County Council,Canterbury City Council,Medway and the eight Londonboroughs the Tour will passthrough. We�re looking at whatfeatures, such as traffic islands,will need to be removed on theStage One route and workingwith highway authorities andutility companies to make surethere are no last-minute works.�

Staggering infrastructureEvery single person and vehicle

due to take part in the Tour hasto come to London to register.The headquarters, known as aPermanence, will be set up atthe ExCeL Centre in Docklandsand will run throughout theTour. It�ll see all the riders, allpress and TV personnel, everycrew member, every marshal,

As London gets ready to host the world�sbiggest cycling event, smart moves takes alook at the work going on behind the scenes.


ABOVE LEFT:Londoners are

finding outmore about the Tour atroadshows

around the city.

ABOVE RIGHT:Paris won�t be

the only capitalcity hosting the

race this year.

every outrider, all 140 mediatrucks, press vehicles and all 230 vehicles in the sponsors�publicity caravan (which runs in front of the riders) comingthrough to register.

The technical infrastructure is staggering � the televisiongantries and commentary boxeswill run practically the entirelength of The Mall.

During the event, the challengewill be to make sure the routesare clear and all the spectatorswho turn up get a good view,while ensuring the capitaldoesn�t come to a standstill.

Gary added: �London has stillgot to function. My team�sworking with other teams onissues from traffic and transportto security and crowd safety.

�Anyone can come to watchthe Tour, and they can watch itanywhere along the route. In1994, when the Tour last cameto Britain, it was a mid-Tourstage, midweek and ran betweenDover, Brighton and Portsmouth,and it still drew three millionpeople. The London event islikely to be much bigger.�

Spectators in the saddle

London Cycling Campaign is offeringcyclists the chance to ride into London to

watch the Tour de France prologue.Up to 15 led rides will begin from meeting points

around London on 7 July, sponsored by TfL.The rides will be accompanied by experienced

cyclists and will reach Hyde Park by midday. Asecure bike parking area will be provided and riderswill be able to watch the race from a special

viewing area. Up to 2,500 people canregister for this event online at www.lcc.org.uk

Join the tourBritish Cycling is giving 5,000 cyclists

the chance to ride the Stage One route of theTour de France across east London and Kent.The Cyclosportive event will take place on Sunday

1 July and is so popular the first tranche of 3,300places sold out in half an hour.

British Cycling�s Events Manager Jonny Clay said: �Thechallenge of riding the same 117-mile route as the starshas the potential to inspire cyclists across the country.�

The last places are available through Cycle Surgery on 0800 298 8898 while �stocks� last, and

packages through Sports Tours International on0870 350 1106.

For more information, seewww.everydaycycling.com

New look for websiteCheck out the new-look TfL website, which has beenupdated and redesigned.

The website featuresforthcoming events andinformation and maps aboutcycling and walking routes.

For more information,please visittfl.gov.uk/cyclingtfl.gov.uk/walkingwww.walklondon.org.uk

Mayor to take actionThe Mayor has responded to a report by the West EndCommission by committing to a range of transport andurban realm improvements.

One of the first actions will beto install a wayfinding systemfor walkers. TfL is working withthe New West End Company on the opportunity for a pilot installation under theLegible London developmentprogramme.

Truckers urged toShare the RoadA new TfL awarenesscampaign aims to reduce the number of cyclists killed and injured by heavygoods vehicles on the capital�s roads.

As part of the TfL-led multi-agency Share the Roadcampaign, which launched last September, a new posterasks lorry drivers to take carewhen turning left and warnscyclists to be more aware oflarge vehicles.

As well as the poster, Fordhas agreed to display warningsigns for cyclists on the backof its HGVs.

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It�s farewell to lycra and luminousleggings as fashion-conscious teenage girlsare putting some catwalk style into cycling.

Young people often say the clothingputs them off taking to two wheels as it�snot fashionable, so a group of school pupilshave set to work designing their own bikegear and accessories that are practical butdon�t cramp their style.

The �Pret-a-rouler� (�ready to roll�)project involves pupils from six secondaryschools and four primary schools. Inlaunching the project, cycling storeVelorution teamed up with Bike It OfficerMarina Littek and Westminster travelplanner Jacqueline Saunders, who hasalready had a lot of success in encouragingwomen to take up cycling.

Design workshops are taking place at the schools, where the pupilsput forward ideas, get advice and develop their designs.

The project culminates in a fashion show on 21 June, with adaytime show for the school pupils and an evening show where the best designs will be modelled to the public.

For more information on the fashion show, visit www.velorution.biz

Route planning made easyTwo new leaflets are now out to help walkers plantheir routes on the Strategic Walks Network.

A new London Loop leaflet gives an overview of all24 sections of the 150-mile walk thatconnects the outer London boroughs.Until now, people could only get leafletsabout individual sections of the route.

The latest Thames Path leafletcovers the route between HamptonCourt and Albert Bridge. It�s thereformatted No.1 in a series of fourThames Path leaflets.

The leaflets are available in public libraries or atwww.walklondon.org.uk

Fashion studentAmy Fleuriot (left)helps a pupil from

Westminster Academychoose materials fornew cycling outfits.

Teenagers set a trend


Focus on borough initiatives

Millions of daily journeys will besafer and more pleasant followingan investment of £160 million inwalking and cycling projectsacross London�s borough.

The Mayor of London�s officehas announced the funding fortransport improvement plans, tomake the capital safer, cleanerand greener.

Some of the TfL Cycling,Walking and Accessibilityprogrammes to benefit fromfunding include:

� At least £916,000 overthree years to renovateand upgrade railwayviaducts through a

combination of south Londonboroughs, Central LondonPartnership and Cross-RiverPartnerships � for new andupgraded walking linksthrough the arches,encouraging more directwalking trips.

� £900,000 over three yearsfor a new pedestrian andcycle bridge over the Stainesto Waterloo rail line alongBedfont Road in Hounslow �for a new foot and cyclebridge to be built alongsidethe traffic bridge, providingpedestrians and cyclists witha safe crossing.

� £525,000 over two yearsfor the renewal of theCarlyon Road footbridgeover the Grand Union Canal in Brent � renewed funding to allow new access ramps tobe built and widening of the bridge deck span forpedestrian and cyclist safety.

� £182,500 over two years to revitalise the EagleBrewery Wharf area inKingston � for a revamp of the existing, poorly usedspace to encourage greateruse from pedestrians passingalong the Thames and towncentre users. Another£120,000 will be spent overthree years to improve thecondition and lighting of the riverside walk.

After: the structure has beenrestored.

Before: the former Blackfriarsstation entrance on Blackfriars Roadwas an eyesore for pedestrians.

The Carlyon Road footbridge will be upgraded with borough funding.

Budgetboost forboroughs



On the march in Merton

Come rain, hail or shine,a group of 30 people aregetting out walking everyfortnight in the LondonBorough of Merton underthe TfL-funded TravelAwareness programme.

The programme,encouraging people touse alternative forms of transport by gettingactive, has the support of the Mayor�s office in the bid to promotesustainable transport in London and cutcongestion and pollution.

It has been adopted by all 33 Londonboroughs and nowincludes more than10,000 participants.

In Merton, thisprogramme led to thecreation of the HealthyWalks group, which began in May last year.

Jonathan Turner,Assistant Leisure andSports DevelopmentOfficer for Merton, said: �Reports noted a lack of participation


Research among residents isboosting shopping on foot inSydenham.

In a survey of 200 shoppers, 57 per cent said the high street was in need of improvement, wasnoisy and had too much traffic.

More than half said they walked tothe shops, and shoppers on foot werefound to spend more money overallthan those arriving by car.

With TfL funding, the councilcommissioned Living Streets to run a Community Street Audit withgroups of residents, to look atopportunities for improving the highstreet and encourage more people to spend time in the area on foot.

Space Syntax, a consulting firmmade up of companies includingarchitects, town planners andtransport providers, wascommissioned to study pedestrianmovement patterns and stationaryactivities on the high street.

They observed only a few peoplestopping due to a lack of places to linger. Insufficient pedestrianinfrastructure meant many peoplewere also crossing anywhere alongthe road.

The results of both surveys were presented at public eventsorganised by Lewisham Council and facilitated by CAG consultants tohelp design improvements, which willbe submitted to TfL for approval.

The project aims to exhibit andconsult on outline designs in July.

For more info seewww.lewisham.gov.uk/

TransportAndStreets/ConsultationPolicy/EnhancingSydenham.htm

in physical activity in ourarea, so we came up withthe Healthy Walks group.�

Volunteer co-ordinatorand walk leader JohnMeech said: �We have anice social walk and it�sgood for everyone to getout in the fresh air.�

Sheila Lawlor, ofMerton Park, said: �It�snice to walk in a group; I wouldn�t fancy it on my own,� she said.

Lillian Ledger ofCarshalton joined thegroup on the advice of her doctor.

�We�re all quite friendlyand, I must admit, I dofeel a lot better for it,�she said.

To find out about holding

similar activities in your area or creating your own programme,contact Caspar Jack at the TfL TravelAwareness team on 020 7926 9178 or [email protected]

Sydenham�s main street, between CobbsCorner (above) and Mayow Road, is thesubject of a street audit.

Pedestrians in Wanstead willbenefit from investment to make walking safer in the area as part of the 2007-08 round of borough funding from TfL.

The scheme will encourageshoppers to leave their cars athome by improving the routesbetween the main high street,Snaresbrook tube station andlocal bus stops. It will bring

better, high spec lighting and will remove some of the barriersthat currently exist, especially for the mobility impaired, on some of the routes.

Contact Spencer Clark at TfL on 020 7027 9256 or

Matthew Gray at the borough [email protected] more details

Sheila Lawlor andEileen McKean enjoya walk on MitchamCommon with theMerton HealthyWalks group.

Shoppers share bags of ideas

>> Safer streets for Wanstead walkers

Borough cycling officers check out initiatives in Hackney.

Cycling officers from elevenLondon boroughs have put theirheads together to improvefacilities for cyclists and thewider community.

The London CyclingBenchmarking Project is anopportunity to share bestpractice through peer review, anddevelop professional knowledgeto increase cycling in the city.

The project, which began inNovember 2006, is funded by TfLand co-ordinated by CTC, the UKnational cyclists� organisation.

CTC Benchmarking ProjectsOfficer Sara Basterfield said:�Cycling professionals oftenhave fewer developmentopportunities, compared withprofessionals working in otherareas of transport.

�Evidence-based, co-operativebenchmarking is a powerful toolfor sharing knowledge anddeveloping expertise.�

Each borough hosts a site visitfor the group to look at differentcycling initiatives, ranging frominfrastructure schemes totraining and promotion.

A variety of people areinvolved in these visits, including cycling officers,planners, engineers and localcycling groups.

The visits include a feedbacksession to discuss the borough�sstrengths and areas forimprovement and findings arecompiled in a handy report forthe borough to keep.

Two site visits have alreadytaken place in Hackney and

Lambeth, where the hosts sharedinitiatives including promotingcycling using humorouscampaigns and residential cycle parking schemes.

Hackney Senior TransportPlanner Alix Stredwick said: �Itwas a chance to show how farwe have come in recent years to promote cycling and improveconditions for people on bikes.�

Dawn Haines, Transport PolicyManager for Lambeth, said:�Because everyone who camealong was involved with cycling,they were aware of the issueswe face, and gave any criticismin a constructive way, whichmade it a useful exercise for us.�

The project will run until springnext year, with more excitingvisits to come.


Boroughs share their best ideas

London boroughs are sharing their cycling knowledge to identify best practice.


Outstanding work by London�scycling communities was rewardedat TfL�s first Cycling CommunitiesAwards, for community groupsand 999 emergency service teams.

Winners received their trophiesfrom TV presenter and cyclingenthusiast Adam Hart-Davis andJenny Jones, the Mayor�s GreenTransport Advisor.

Sergeants Alex Henshaw andJoel Sadler from the Met won theBeyond the Call of Duty category,for a bike-building course foryoung people.

�We spent eight weeks with thekids stripping the bikes down andrebuilding them,� said Alex. �It

gave the youngsters a realsense of achievement.�

Liz Bowgett from NewCity Primary School andMetropolitan PoliceInspector Paul Delivett won the Outstanding Example ofPartnership Working award.

Liz said: �We�ve taken childrenaged two to 14 on accompaniedrides, including 100 children on a mass ride to the ThamesBarrier Park.

�Many of them have taken upcycling regularly as a result.�

For more details, see thepress release at tfl.gov.uk

Cycling for Young People John BallPrimary School, Lewisham

Cycling for Adults Movers and Shakers,Wandsworth

Creative Solutions Focus project,Penrose Housing, Hackney

Cycling Legacy Signing In Deaf Club

Cycling Development St John Ambulance

Cycling Works joint winners, both fromthe Metropolitan Police � PCSO Zeb Beggand Kensington and Chelsea Cycling Team

Cycling Advocate Kathy Jones, St JohnAmbulance

Beyond the Call of Duty Sergeants AlexHenshaw and Joel Sadler

TfL Special Award � OutstandingAchievement Sally Haywill from STA Bikes

TfL Special Award � Partnership WorkingLiz Bowgett and Paul Delivett.

Adam Hart-Davis presented Sergeants Alex Henshaw and JoelSadler with the Beyond the Call of Duty award.

Celebrating community cycling successes

� Community cycling projects have played an important role inthe huge growth in cycling in the capital. TfL helps fund andsupport 999 cycling teams and gives grants of up to £5,000 todevelop local cycling projects. If you�re interested � or knowothers who would benefit � contact the London CyclingCampaign on 020 7234 9310 or www.lcc.org.uk


Liz Bowgett from New City PrimarySchool won a special award for

outstanding partnership working.

Other winners were . . .


Bike Week, the UK�s annualcelebration of cycling, startson 16 June, and warm-upevents are already under way.

The events are expected toattract a quarter of a millionparticipants to enjoy, discoveror re-discover cycling. Andthere�s still time to organisean event in your area if youhaven�t already signed up.

The warm-up eventsinclude cycling skills trainingand free cycle safety checks.

There are events for more experienced cyclistsand family-friendly events off-road for young children.

Bike Week includes the

Bike2Work promotion thatencourages commuters tocycle, especially on shortjourneys in busy urban areas,when cycling can be fasterthan other transport.

Organiser Nick Harvey said:�It�s a great opportunity toencourage people to get outcycling for good health,transport and enjoyment.�

For more informationon how to organise

an event in your area, seewww.bikeweek.org.ukRegistered events arecovered by Bike Week�sinsurance

The wheels are in motion for the official launchof the UK�s first public safety cyclist organisationduring National Bike Week in June.

The organisation will be the first membershipbody for more than 2,000 public safety cyclists,including fire, police and ambulance emergencyresponse riders. It will also offer cycling training to the general public.

Tom Lynch MBE, cycle response co-ordinator of the London Ambulance Service, has set up thegroup in collaboration with British Cycling.

The group is supported by the International PoliceMountain Bike Association, the Cycle Touring Cluband TfL and received a special mention at theCycling Communities and 999 awards (see page 13).

It will form a knowledge base for public safetycycling, provide member discounts for essentialssuch as insurance and equipment and createstandard training programmes for riders in thepublic safety sector and wider community.

Tom said: �We�ve had so many requests fromthe general public for training, because we�re seenas efficient, disciplined cyclists who cycle withconfidence and people want to learn those skills.�

The organisation will deliver its first trainingcourses in April, and host a seminar in September.Dates will be advertised for all kinds of cyclingtraining that anyone can book.

For more information, please contact Tom on 07971 480684 or via email

at [email protected] or seewww.publicsafetycycling.com

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A cyclist learnscontrol skills

during a publicsafety cycling

course.

Warmingup forBike Week

Public safetygroup on a roll


Mayor commitsto charterchallengesMayor Ken Livingstone hascommitted to signing theInternational Charter forWalking.

The charter, created byWalk21, aims to createcommunities where peoplechoose to walk.

By signing, people confirmthat they recognise thebenefits of walking as anindicator of healthy andsustainable communities,acknowledge the right to walk safely and to enjoyhigh quality public spacesand commit to reducingbarriers.

The Mayors of Sydney andMelbourne and the Ministerfor Transport in NewZealand have already signedup. Momentum in the UKshould start gathering fromMay, so you�re bound tohear more about it.

In the meantime, you can find out more atwww.walk21.com/charter

A chance to setthe agendaThis year�s London Walkingand Cycling Conference on 10 May promises a packedprogramme of presentationsand debate about the keyissues affecting active travel.

The event includes fivediscussion zones wheredelegates can contribute totheir choice of two themes.We�ll take the best ideas andviews away, and use them tohelp shape our policies andprojects in the relevant areas.

Whether or not you�reattending the conference,here�s a summary of thediscussion zone themes thatyou may find interesting:

� Pedestrians on Wheels?� what similarities anddifferences should beconsidered betweenpedestrians and cyclists whenpromoting active travel?

� Building balancedstreets � how can we planand design streetworks thatimprove walking and cycling?

� Delivering equal access � how to ensureaccessibility is part ofengineering and promotion for walking and cycling.

� Addressing social and cultural barriers� how can we better promote walking and cycling to excluded andminority communities?

� Developing shared use facilities in urban areas � can shared usefacilities be used more widelyand what are the key issuesfor urban development?

Look out for a review of the conference in the nextissue of smart moves.

If you can�t make it to the conference, or

want more details about thediscussion zones, a write-up will be available after theconference. Please [email protected]

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BBRROOOO

KKEERROO

WWCCOO

LLEEBBRR

OOOOKKEE

RROOWW

DDEEVVOO

NNIIAA

RRDD..

NNOOEELLBBUU RRGGHH SSTT..

CCHHAANNTTRRYY SSTT..

CCRRUUDDEENNSSTT..

DDAANN

BBUURRYY

SSTTRREE

EETT

GGTT..QQUUEEEE

NN

SSTT..MMMAAACCCKKKLLLIIINNN

SSTT..

WWIILLDD SSTT..

KKEEEELLEEYY

KKEEMM

BBLLEE

SSTT..

KKEEAANNSSTT..

DDDRRRUUURRRYYYLLLAAANNNEEE

DDRRUURRYYLLAANNEE

RRUUSSSSEELLLL

SSTT..

TTAAVVIISSTTOOCCKK

SSTT..TTAA

VVIISSTT

OOCCKK

WWEELLLLIINNGGTTOONN SSTT..

BBBOOOWWW

SSTT..

EEXXEETTEERR SSTT..KKIINNGG SSTTRREEEETT

SSOOUUTTHHAAMMPPTTOONNHHEENNRRIIEETTTTAA SSTT..

WWIILLLLIIAAMM IIVV SSTT..

BBEEDDFFOORRDDBBUURRYY

CCHHAANNDDOOSS PPLL..MMAAIIDDEENN LLAANNEE

SSTT..

GGAARRRRIICCKK SSTT..

BBEEDDFFOORRDD

FFLLLOOORRRAAALLL

SSSTTT...

SSSHHHOOORRRTTTSSSGGGAAARRRDDDEEENNNSSS

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

PPPAAARRRKKK

EERRSSTT..SSSTTTUUUKKKEEELLLEEE

YYY SSSTTT...

SSSTTT...

NNNEEEAAALLL

EEENNNDDDEEELLLLLL

SSSHHHEEELLLTTTOOONNNSSSTTT...

EEEAAARRRLLLHHHAAAMMM SSSTTT...

LLLOOONNNGGG

AAACCCRRREEE

MMMOOONNN

MMMOOOUUU

TTTHHHSSSTTT

RRREEEEEETTT

TTTOOOWWWEEERRRWWWEEESSSTTTSSSTTT ...

CCLLOOUU

DDEESSLL

EEYYSSTT

..

CCLLOOUUDDEESSLLEEYY PPLL..

TTOOLLPPUUDDDDLLEE SSTTRREEEETT

CCHHAAPPEELL MMAARRKKEETT

BBAARROONNSSTT..

PPEENNTTOONN

SSTTRREEEETT

BBAARRNN

SSBBUURR

YYRRDD

..

RRIITTCCHHIIEE SSTT..

CCOOPPEENNHHAAGGEENN

SSTTRREEEETTCCAARRNNEEGGIIEE SSTT..

CCHHAARR

LLOOTTTT

EE

MMUURR

IIEELL

SSTT..

RROOAADDWWYYNNFFOORRDD

SSTTRREEEETT

CCOOLLLLIIEERR SSTTRREEEETT

RROODDNNEEYY

SSTTRREEEETT

CCAALLSSHHOOTTSSTTRREEEETT

WWHHIITTEE LLIIOONN SSTTRREEEETT

DDOONNEEGGAALL SSTTRREEEETT

KKIILLLLIICCKK

SSUUDDEE

LLEEYY

CCOOPPEENNHHAAGGEENN SSTTRREEEETT

TTRREEAATTYYSSTT..

SSTT..

WWHHAARRFF

RRDD..

BBAALLFFEESSTT.. NNOORRTTHHDDOOWW

NN

CCHHEENNEEYY RRDD..

GGOOOODDSS

WWAAYY

CCAAMMLLEEYY

SSTT..

CCAAMMLLEEYY

SSTT..

GGOOLLDDIINNGGTTOONN

PPLLAATTTT SSTT..

CCHHAARRRRIINNGGTTOONNSSTT..

PPUURRCCHHEESSEESSTT..

CCRRAANNLLEEIIGGHH SSTT..

AALLDDEENNHHAAMM SSTT..

PPHHOOEENNIIXXRROOAADD

CCHHAALLTTOONNSSTTRREEEETT


PPOOLLYYGGOONN

RROOAADD

OOSSSSUULLSSTTOONNSSTTRREEEETT

CCHHUURRCCHHWWAAYY

EEUUSSTTOONNSSQQ..

PPLLEENNDDEERR

BBAAYYHHAAMM

SSTT..

SSTTRREEEETT

OOAAKKLL

EEYYSSQQ

UUAARREE

RROOAADD

CCRROOWWNNDDAALLEE

HHAARRRRIINNGGTTOONN

MMOO

RRNNIINN

GGTTOONN

CCRREESS..

MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONNSSTT..

AARRLLIINNGGTTOONNRROOAADD

AALLBBEERRTT

SSTT..

MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN

TTEERRRRAACCEEGGRRAANNBBYY TTEERR..

PPAARRKK

VVIILLLLAAGGEE

EEAASSTTAAUUGGUUSSTTUUSS

SSTTRREEEETT

MMAARRKKEETT

RREEDDHHIILLLLSSTTRREEEETT

VVAARRNNDDEELLLL SSTT..

RROOBBEERRTT SSTTRREEEETT

SSTTAANNHHOOPPEE

SSTTRREEEETT

HHAARRRRIINNGGTTOONNSSTT..CCUUMMBBEERRLLAANNDD

WWIILLLLIIAAMM RROOAADD

SSTTAANNHHOOPPEE

SSTTRREEEETT

LLOONNGGFFOORRDD SSTT.. DDRRUUMMMMOONNDD SSTT..

CCLLAARREENNCCEE

GGAARRDDEENNSS

MMOOXXOONN SSTT..CCRRAAMMEERR

SSTT..

PPAADDDDIINNGGTTOONN SSTTRREEEETT

BBLLAANNDDFFOORRDD

SSTTRREEEETT

BBBAAARRRTTTEEERRR SSSTTT...

SSSTTT...

DDDYYYOOOTTTTTT

SSSTTT...

CCCOOOMMMPPPTTT

OOONNNSSSTTT

...SSSUUUTTTTTTOOONNN

FFFRRRIIITTTHHHSSSTTT...

DDDEEEAAANNNSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

OOOLLLDDDCCCOOOMMMPPPTTTOOONNN

SSSTTT...

RRROOOMMMIIILLLLLLYYY SSSTTT...

GGGRRREEEEEEKKKSSSTTT...

SSSOOOHHHOOO

SSSQQQUUUAAARRREEE

GGGTTT... CCCHHHAAAPPPEEELLLSSSTTT...

WWWAAARRRDDDOOOUUURRR

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

PPPOOOLLLAAANNNDDD

KKKIIINNNGGGLLLYYY

SSSTTT...

GGLLAASSSSHHOOUUSSEE SSTT..

WWAARRWW

IICCKKSSTT..

BBBRRROOOAAADDDWWWIIICCCKKKSSSTTT...

BBBEEERRRWWWIIICCCKKK

DDD'''AAARRRBBBLLLAAAYYY SSSTTT...

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

HHHOOOPPPKKKIIINNNSSSSSSTTT...GGGTTT... PPPUUULLLTTTEEENNEEYY SSTT..

BBBRRRIIIDDLLEE LLAANNEE

CCCAAARRRNNNAAABBBYYYSSSTTT...

BBEEAAKK

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

BBRREEWWEERR

SSTTT..

IIINNNGGGEEESSSTTTRRREEEPPPLLL...

AAARRRGGGYYYLLLLLL SSSTTT... SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTTGGGRRREEEAAATTT MMMAAARRRLLLBBBOOORRROOOUUUGGGHHH SSSTTT...NNNOOOEEELLL

SSSTTT...

MMMAAARRRSSSHHHAAALLLLLL

SSSTTT...

SSQQUUAARREEGGOOLLDDEENN

LLLEEEXXXIIINNNGGGTTTOOONNNSSSTT..

RRRUUUPPPEERRTTSSTT..

CCRRAANNBBOOUURRNN SSTT..

IIRRVVIINNGG

SSTT..

WWAARRDDOOUURR

SSTT..WW

HHIITTCCOOMMBB

SSTT..

SSUUFFFFOOLLKK

OORRAANNGGEEPPAANNTTOONN

LLIISSLLEESSTTRREEEETT

NNNEEEWW

..

SSTTRREEEETT

CCOOVVEENNTTRRYY SSTT..

SSTT..

SSTT.. AALLBBAANNSSSSTT..

SSAAVVOOYYSSTT..

CCRRAAVVEENN

SSTT..

SSAAVVOOYY

PPLLAACCEE

AADDAAMMSSTT..

VVIILLLLIIEERRSSSSTT..

JJOOHHNNAADDAAMM

SSTT..

AARRUUNNDDEELL

SSUURRRREEYYSSTT..

TTEEMMPPLLEEPPLL..

CCHHAANNCCEERRYY

LLAANNEE

LLIINNCCOOLLNN''SS IINNNN FFDDSS..

CCUURRSSIITTOORR SSTT..

FFUURRNN

IIVVAALL

BBRREEAAMM''SS BBLLDDGGSS..

FFEETTTT

EERRLLAA

..

SSEERRLLEESSTT..

GGAATTEESSTTRREEEETT

CCAARREEYY SSTTRREEEETTPPOORRTTUUGGAALL SSTT..

LLIINNCCOOLLNN''SS IINNNN FFIIEELLDDSS

NNEEWW

SSQQUUAARREE

CCLLAARREE

SSTTAARRBBEELLLL

YYAARRDD

SSHHOOEE

SSHHOOEELLAA..

TTUUDDOORR SSTT..

WWHHIITTEEFFRRIIAARRSS

SSTT..

CCAARRPPEENNTTEERR

SSTT..

CC AA RR MMEE LL II TT EE

SS TT ..

FFLLEEEETT SSTTRREEEETT

BBOOUUVV EERR IIEESS TT..

TT EEMMPP LLEE

AAVV EE ..

DDOORRSSEETTRRII..

NN.. GGOOWWEERR

SSTT..

EEUUSSTTOONN SSTT..

SSTTEEPPHHEENNSSOONN

SSTTAARRCCRROOSSSS SSTT..

MMEELLTTOONN

SSTT..

CCAARRDDIINNGGTTOONNSSTT..

DDRRUUMMMMOONNDD SSTT..

CCHHEESSTTEERRRROOAADD

IINN

NNEE RR

CC II RRCC

LLEE

IINN

NN

EE RRCC II RR CC

LLEE

UUPPPPEERR

YYOORRKK TTEERRRRAACCEE EE..

PPAARRKKSSQQ.. WW

..

PPAARRKKSSQQ.. EE..

GGAATTEETTEERR..

OOUUTTEERR

CCIIRRCCLLEE

OOUUTTEERRCCIIRRCCLLEE

CCHHEESSTTEERRTTEERRRRAACCEE

CCUUMMBBEERRLLAANN

DDTTEERR..

CCHHEESSTTEERRCCLLOO..NN..

CCHHEESSTTEERRCCLLOO.. SS..

CCAAMMBB ..

CCAAMMBB..

CCHHEESSTTEERR

GGLLOOUUCCEESSTTEERR AAVVEE..

BBEENNTTIINNCCKK

HHIINNDDEE SSTT..

TTHHAAYYEERRSSTT..

MMAARRYYLLEEBBOONN

EEHHIIGGHH

SSTTRREEEETT

SSTTRREEEETT

HHHEEENNNRRRIIIEEETTTTTTAAA PPPLLL...

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

MMAARRYYLLEEBBOONNNEEE LLLAAA...

GGGRRREEEAAATTTPPPOOORRRTTTLLLAAANNN

DDDSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

GGRREEAATTPPOORRRTTTLLLAAANNN


SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

TTTIIITTTCCCHHHFFFIIIEEELLLDDD

GGRREEAATT

MMMAAANNN

SSSFFFIIIEEELLLDDD

WWWIIIMMM

PPPOOOLLLEEESSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

DDEEVVOONNSSHHIIRREE

PPLL..

HHHAAARRRLLLEEEYYYSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

HHAARRLLEEYYSSTTRREEEEEETTT

BBEEAAUUMMOONNTTSSTT..

WWEELLBBEECCKK

WWEEYYMMOOUUUTTTHHHSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

HHAALLLLAAMM

DDDUUUCCCHHH...SSSTTT...

DDEEVVOONNSSHHIIRREESSTTRREEEETT

QQUUUEEEEEENNNAAANNNNNNEEE SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

CCCHHHAAANNNDDDOOOSSSSSSTTT...

NNEEWW


SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

WWWOOOOOODDDSSSTTTOOOCCCKKKSSSTTT... HHHAAANNNOOOVVVEEERRR

BBRRROOOOOOKKK

SSSTTT...

HHHAAANNNOOOVVVEEERRR

SSSTTT...GGGEEEOOORRRGGEE

SSTT..

SSSQQQ...

PPPRRRIIINNNCCCEEESSS

TTTEEENNNTTTEEERRRDDDEEENNN

DDDEEERRRIIINNNGGG

SSSTTT...

MMMAAARRRGGGAAARRREEETTT SSSTTT...LLLIIITTT... PPPOOORRRTTTLLLAAANNNDDD

EEEAAASSSTTTCCCAAASSSTTTLLLEEE SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

WWWEEELLLLLLSSS SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

BBBEEERRRNNNEEERRRSSSSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

BBBEEERRRNNNEEERRRSSSMMM

EEEWWWSSS

NNNEEEWWWMMM

AAANNNSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

CCLLEEVVEELLAANNDD

SSTTRREEEETT

LLLAAANNNGGGHHHAAAMMM SSSTTT...

FFFOOOLLLEEE

YYYSSSTTT...

HHHOOOUUUSSSEEE

SSSTTT...

RRRIIIDDDIIINNNGGG

HHHAAANNNSSSOOONNN

SSSTTT...

CCCLLLIIIPPSSTTOONNEE SSTT..

BBOOLLSSOOVVEERRSSTTRREEEETT

CCAARRBBUURRTTOONN SSTT..

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

GGGOOOOOODDDGGGEEESSSTTT...

MMMOOORRRTTTIIIMMMEEERRRSSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

RRRAAATTTHHHBBBOOONNNEEE SSSTTT...

PPPEEERRRCCCYYY SSSTTT...

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT WWWIIINNNDDDMMMIIILLLLLL

RRRAAATTTHHHBBBOOONNNEEEPPPLLL...

GGGRRREEESSSSSSEEE

SSSTTT...

CCCHHIITTTTYY

CCHHAARRLLLOOOTTTTTTEEEWW

HHIITTFFIIEELLDD

HHOOWWLLAANNDDSSTT..

TTTOOOTTTTTTEEENNNHHHAAAMMMSSSTTT...

MMAAPPLLEESSTTRREEEETT

WWAAYY

CAPPER

CAPPER

ST.ST.

TTOORRRRIINNGGTTOONN

PPLLAACCEEUUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY SSTT..CCOONNWW

AAYY

FFIITTZZRROOYY

SSQQ..

WWAARRRREENN

GGRRAAFFTTOONN

SSTT..

GGTT.. SSCCOOTTLLAA NNDD

HHOORRSSEEGGUUAARRDDSSAAVVEE..

RRIICCHHMMOONNDD

CCAANN

NNOONN

WWHHIITTEEHHAALLLLPPLLAACCEE

KKIINNGG CCHHAARRLLEESS SSTT..

CCAARRLLTTOONN

SSPPRRIINNGG

GGDDNNSS..

PPLLAACCEEWW

AATTEERRLLOOOO

HHOO

RRSS

EEGG

UUAARRDD

SSRR

OOAA

DD

GGEEOORRGGEE SSTT..

BB II RR DD CC AA GG EE WW AA LL KK

JJEERRMMYYNN

SSTTRREEEETT

KKIINNGG SSTTRREEEETT

DDUUKKEESSTT..

BBUURRYY

SSTT..

CCHHAARRLLEESSIIIISSTT..

SSQQUUAARREE


RRYYDDEERRSSTT..

MMAARRLLBBOORROOUUGGHH

RRDD..

AAIIRRSSTT..

CCLLIIFFFFOORRDD SSTT..

SSAACCKKVVIILLLLEE SSTT..

OOLLDDBBUURRLLIINNGGTTOONN

CCOORRKKSSTT..

VVIIGGOO

SSAAVVIILLEERROOWW

CCOONNDDUUIITT

SSSTTTRRREEE

EEETTTSSSTTTRRREEEEEE

TTT

NNNEEEWWW

BBBOOONNNDDD

SSTTRREEEETTDDOOVVEERR

SSTTRREEEETT

AARRLLIINNGGTTOONN

OOLLDDBBOONNDD

SSTTRREEEETT

GGRRAAFFTTOONN SSTT..

AALLBBEEMMAARRLLEE

SSTT..

SSTTAAFFFFOORRDD

MMMAAADDDDDDOOOXXX

GGRROOSSVVEENNOORRSSTTRREEEETT

BBRRUUTTOONN PPLL..

BBRRUUTT

OONNLLAA

..

BBRRUUTTOONNSSTT..

BBEERRKKEELLEEYYSSTTRREEEETT

BBOOLLTTOONNSSTT..

CCLLAARRGGEESS SSTT..

HHAALLFFMMOOOONNSSTT..SSHHEEPPHHEERRDD SSTT..

SSTTRREEEETTDDOOWWNN

SSTT..BBRRIICCKKOOLLDDPPAARRKK

LLAA..

HHAAMMIILLTTOONN

WWHHIITTEE

HHEERRTTFFOORRDD SSTT..

MMAARRKKEETT MMSS..

QQUUEEEENNSSTT..

HHIILLLL

SSTT..

CCHHEESSTTEERRFFIIEELLDD

HHAAYY''SSMMEEWWSS

SSOOUUTTHHAAUUDDLLEEYY

SSTTRREEEETT

TTIILLNNEEYY

SSTTRRAATTTTOONNSSTT..

CCUURRZZOONN

SSTTRREEEE

TT

HHOORRSSEE

SSTTAANNHHOOPPEE

HHIILLLL SSTT..

DDEEAANN

EERRYY

SSOOUUTTHHSSTTRREEEETT

FFAARRMM

SSTT..

CCHHAARRLLEESS

SSTTRREEEETT

WWAAVVEERRTTOONN

SSTT..

BBEERRKKEELLEEYYSSQQUUAARREE

RREEXXPPLL..

AALLDDFFOORRDD SSTT..

NNOORRTTHHRROOWW

NNOORRTTHH

AAUUDDLLEEYYSSTT..

UUPPPPEERR GGRROOSSVVEENNOORR SSTT..

MMOOUUNNTT

SSTTRREEEETT

MMOOUUNNTT RROOWW

AADDAAMM''SS RROOWW

SSTTRREEEETT GGRROOSSVVEENNOORR HHIILLLL

BBOOUURRDDOONN

SSTTRREEEETT

SSQQUUAARREE

DDUUKKEESSTT..

GGIILLBBEERRTTSSTT..

WWEEIIGGHHOOUUSSEE SSTT..

DDDAAAVVVIIIEEESSS

SSS... MMMOOOLLLTTTOOONNNLLLAAA...

AAAVVVEEERRRYYY RRROOOWWW

GGRROOSSVVEENNOORR

BBIINNNNEEYYSSTT..

JJAAMMEESS

SSTT..

SSTT..

BBAARRRREETTTT SSTT..EEDDWWAARRDDSS MMSS.. PPLL..

DDUUKKEE

PPIICCTTOONN

AACCHHIILLLLEESSWWAAYY

CCOONNSSTTIITTUUTTIIOONN HHIILLLL

BBUUCCKKIINNGGHHAAMM

TTHHAANNEETTSSTT..

SSAANNDDWWIICCHH

SSTT..

HHAASSTTIINNGGSSSSTT..

LLEEIIGGHH SSTT..

DDUUKKEE’’SSRRDD..

GGAA

RRDDEENNSS

HHAANNDDEELLSSTT..

PPLLAACCEE

TTAAVVIISSTTOOCCKK

HHEERRBBRRAANNDDSSTTRREEEETT

CCOORRAAMM SSTT..

MMAARRCCHHMM

OONNTT

SSTTRREEEETT

CCAARRTTWWRRIIGGHHTT

BBIIDDBBOORROOUUGGHHSSTT..

TTOONNBBRRII DDGGEE

SSTT..

CCRROOMMEERRSSTTRREEEETT

HHAARRRRIISSOONNSSTT..

RREEGGEENNTT

SSEEAAFFOORRDD

BBIIRRKKEENNHHEEAADDSSTT..SSQQ..

AARRGGYYLLEE

SSTTRREEEETT

SSIIDDMMOOUUTTHH SSTT..

SSQQ..

SSTT .. CCHHAADD’’SSSSTT..

SSTT..

JJUUDDDDSSTTRREEEETT

GGRREENNVVIILLLLEE

HHUUNNTTEERRSSTTRREEEETT

SSTTRREEEETT

GGUUIILLFFOORRDD

LLAAMMBB’’SS

CCOONNDDUUIITT

SSTTRREEEETT

GGTT.. OORRMMOONNDD SSTT..

BBOOSSWWEELLLL SSTT..

QQUUEEEENNSSQQ..

OOLLDDGGLLOOUUCCEESSTTEERR

SSTT..

OORRDDEE HHAALLLL

EEMMEERRAALLDD

SSTT..DDOOUUGGHHTTYYSSTT..

BBEERRNNAARRDD SSTTRREEEETT

SSQQUUAARREE

SSTT..

LLAANNSSDDOOWWNNEE

BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK

SSQQ.. TTEERR..

MMIILLLLMM

AANNSSTTRREEEETT

RRUUGGBBYY SSTT..

NNOORRTTHHIINNGGTTOONN SSTT..

JJOOHHNNSSTT..

RROOGGEERR SSTT..

GGOOWWEERR PPLLAACCEE

TTAAVVIITTOONNSSTT..

EENNDDSSLLEEIIGGHHSSTT..GGOORRDDOONN

TTAAVVIISSTTOOCCKK

BBEEDDFFOORRDDWW

AAYY

GGOORRDDOONNSSTT..

EENNDDSSLLEEIIGGHH GGDDNNSS..

EENNDDSSLLEEIIGGHHPPLL..

MMAALLEETT

SSTTRREEEETT

SSSTTTOOORRREEESSSTTT...

KKKEEEPPPPPPEEELLLCCCHHHEEENNNIIEESS SSTT..

AAALLLFFFRRREEEDDDPPPLLL...

HHUUNNTTLLEEYY

SSTTRREEEETT

SSSTTT...

MMMOOONNNTTTAAAGGGUUUEEE PPPLLL... BBBEEEDDDFFFOOORRRDDDPPPLLLAAACCCEEE

MMMOOONNNTTTAAAGGGUUUEEE

SSSTTT...

BBRRIITTAANNNNIIAA SSTT..LLEEEEKKEE SSTT..FFIIEELLDD SSTT..

WWIICCKKLLOOWWSSTT..

WWIICCKKLLOOWW

SSTT..

WWEESSTTOONN

CC

II RR CC UU SS

PPEERRCCYY

VVEERRNNOONN

PPRRIIDDEEAAUUXX

GGRREEAATT PPEERRCCYY SSTT..

LLLLOOYYDDSSTT..

LLLLOOYYDD

WWHHAARRTTOONN SSTT..

GGRRAANNVVIILLLLEE

SSQQ..

RRIISSEE

PPLL..

CCIITTYY

GGAARRDDEENNRROOWW

CCOOOOMMBBSS

SSTT..EELLIIAA

SSTTRREEEETT

HHAALLLL

SSTT..

MMOORREELLAANNDDSSTT..

MMAACCCCLLEESSFFIIEELLDD

RRDD..

DDIINNGGLLEEYY RROOAADD

IIRROONNMM

OONNGGEERR

RROOWW

CCEENNTTRRAALL

SSTTRREEEETT

SSEEWWAARRDD SSTTRREEEETT

PPEEAARR TTRREEEE SSTT..

BBAASSTTWWIICCKK SSTT..

GGEEEE SSTTRREEEETT

NNOORRMMAANN

GGAALLWWAAYY

LLIIZZAARRDD

MMOORRAA

SSTT..

LLEEVVEERR

SSTTRREEEETT

RRAADDNNOORR SSTTRREEEETTPPEEEERRLLEESSSS SSTT..

BBAALLDDWWIINN

CCAAYYTTOONN

WWIITTHHEERRSS PPLL..

BBAANNNNEERR

SSTTRREEEETT

CCHHEEQQUUEERR SSTT..

FFOORRTTUUNNEE SSTT..DDUUFFFFEERRIINN SSTT..

LLAAMM

BB’’SS

PPAASSSS

..

BBAALLTTIICCSSTT..

CCHHIISSWWEELLLL SSTTRREEEETT

BBEEEECCHH

SSTTRREEEETT

VVIISSCCOOUUNNTT

FFAANNNN SSTTRREEEETT

SSTT..GGOOLLDDEENN

LLAANNEE

SSIILLKK SSTTRREEEETT

WWHHIITTEECCRROOSSSS

SSTTRREEEETT

RROOPPEEMMAAKKEERR SSTT..

MMOOOO

RRLLAA

NNEE

FFOORREE SSTT..

WWOOOO

DDSSTT

..

MMOOOO

RRFFIIEE

LLDDSS

LLAACCKKIINNGGTTOONN

SSQQUUAARREE

BBLLOOMM

FFIIEELLDD

SSTT..

EELLDDOONN SSTT..

SSOOUUTTHH PPLL..

LLIIVVEERRPPOOOOLL SSTT..

SSTT..

CC II RR CC UU SS

BBAATTHHSSTTRREEEETT

CCOOWWPPEERR SSTT..

LLEEOONNAARRDD

SSCCRRUUTTTTOONN SSTT..

CCRROOWW

NNPPLL

..

WWOORRSSHHIIPPSSTTRREEEETT

PPRRIIMMRROOSSEE SSTT..

PPIINNDDAARRSSTT..EEAARRLL SSTT..

CCHHRRIISSTTOOPPHHEERR

HHOOLLYYWW

EELLLL

SSNNOOWWDDEENNSSTT..

AAPPPPOOLLDD

SSTTRREE

EETTCCUU

RRTTAAII

NNRROO

AADD

SSUUNN SSTT..

NNEEWW IINNNN YYAARRDD

SSTTRREEEETTRRIIVVIINNGGTTOONN

BBUUNNHHIILLLL

RROOWW

BBUUCCKKLLAANNDD

CCHHEERRBBUURRYY

MMIINNTTEERRNN SSTTRREEEETT IIVVYY SSTTRREEEETT

PPUURRCCEELLLL SSTT..

RREEGG AA NNWW

AA YY

RRUUSSHHTTOONNSSTT..

CCRROONNDDAALLLL SSTTRREEEETT

MMYYRRTTLLEE WWKK..

GGRROOSS

VVEENNOO

RRCCRR

EESS..

HHAALLKKIINN

SSTT..

SSQQUUAARREE

CCHHAAPPEELLSSTT..

WWIILLTT

OONNSSTT..CCHHEESSTTEERR SSTT..

UUPPPPEERR BBEELLGGRRAAVVEE SSTT..

LLOOWWEERRBBEELLGGRRAAVVEE SSTT..SSTTRREEEETT

BBEELLGGRRAAVVEEPPLL..

EEAATTOONN

SSQQUUAARREE

PPRROOVVEENNCCEE

DDAAMMEE SSTT..FFRROOMMEE SSTT..

SSTT.. PPAAUULL

PPAACCKKIINNGGTTOONNSSQQUUAARREE

PPAACCKKIINNGGTTOONN SSTT..

RRHHEEIIDDOOLL TTEERRRRAA

CCEE

SSTT.. PPAAUULL SSTT..

AARRLLIINNGGTTOONNAAVVEE..SSQQ..

AARRLLIINNGGTTOONN

WWIIMMBBOOUURRNNEE

SSHHAAFFTTEESSBBUURRYYSSTTRREEEETT

NNAAPPIIEERR GGRROOVVEE

PPAARRRR SSTT..

TTAAPPLLOOWWSSTT..

WWEENNLLOOCCKKSSTTRREEEETT

MMUURRRRAAYY GGRROOVVEE

HHAABBEERRDDAASSHHEERR SSTT..NNIILLEE SSTTRREEEETT

EEBBEENNEEZZEERR

EEVVEELLYYNN

PPRROOVVOOSSTTSSTT..

SSTTRREEEETT

WWEENNLLOOCCKK

RROOAADD

MMIICCAAWWBBEERR SSTT..

RROOAADD

WWHHAARRFF

RROOAADD

SSTT..PPEETTEERR’’SS

SSTTRREEEETT

VVIINNCCEENNTT TTEERR..

GGRRAAHHAAMMSSTTRREEEETT

EEAAGGLLEEWWHHAARRFF

RROOAADD

SSHHEEPPHHEERRDDEESSSS

WWAALLKK

CCRROOPPLLEEYY

LLIINNTTOONNSSTTRREEEETT

BBEEVVAANNSSTT..

RREEEESSSSTT..

PPOOOOLLEE SSTT.. PPLLAACCEEBBRRIIDDPPOORRTT

WWIILLTT

SSHHIIRREE RROOWW

HHEEMMSSWWOORRTTHH NNUUTTTTAALLLL SSTTRREEEETT

MMIILLLL RROOWW

OORRSSMMAANN RROOAADD

WWIILLMMEERR

PPHHIILLLLIIPPPP SSTT..

PPIITTFF

IIEELLDD

SSTTRREE

EETT

HHOOXXTTOONNSSTTRREEEETT


HHAARREE WWKK..

SSHHEENNFFIIEELLDD

SSTTAANNWW

AAYYSSTT..

FFAALLKKIIRRKK SSTT..

CCHHAARRTT SSTTRREEEETT

BBOOOOTT SSTT..SSQQUUAARREE

BBOOWWLLIINNGG GGRR..

HHOOXXTTOONN

SSQQUUAARREE

DDRRYYSSDD AALLEE SSTT..

AASSKKEESSTT..

AASSHHFFOORRDD SSTT..

SSTT..FFAANNSSHHAAWW

BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK PPLL..CCOORROONNEETT

CCHHAARRLLEESS

WWAALLKK

NNEEWWNNOORRTTHH RRDD..

BBEEVVEENNDDEENN SSTT..

CCRRAANNWWOOOODD SSTT..

VVIINNCCEE SSTT..

DDUUNNSSTTOONN RROOAADD

LLAABBUURRNNUUMM SSTTRREEEETT

PPEEAARRSSOONN SSTT..

DDUUNNLLOOEE SSTT..

OORRMMSSBBYY

SSTTRREEEETT

DDAAWWSSOONN

DDUUNNLLOOEE SSTTRREEEETT

FFEELLLLOOWWSS

AAPPPPLLEEBBYYSSTTRREEEETT

WWHHIISSTTOONNRROOAADD

TTHHUURRTTLLEERROOAADD

WWEEYYMM

OOUUTTHHTTEERR..

KKEENNTT SSTTRREEEETTGGEEFFFFRRYYEESSTTRREEEETT

HHOOWW’’SS SSTTRREEEETT

CCTT..

RRAAVVEENNSSCCRROOFFTTSSTT..

UUNNIIOO

NN WWAALLKK

NNAAZZRR

UULLSSTT

..

CCRREEMMEERR SSTTRREEEETT

CCOOLLUUMMBBIIAARROOAADD

GGEEOORRGGIINNAA

CCHHAAMMBBOORRDD

SSTT..

AAUUSSTTIINN SSTT..

CC II RR CC UU SS

AARR

NNOOLLDDCCAALLVVEERRTT AAVVEE.. PPAALLIISSSSYY

RROOCCHHEELLLLEE

VVIIRRGGIINNIIAARRDD..

NNAAVVAARRRREE

BBOOUUNN

DDAARRYY

SSTT..

RREEDDCCHHUURRCCHHSSTT..

OOLLDD NNIICCHHOOLL SSTT..

CCAAMM

LLEETT

CCLLUUBBRROOWW

SSTT..

SSTT..

GGDDNNSS..

DDIISSSSSSTT..

PPEELLTT

EERRSSTT

..

SSWWAANN

FFIIEELLDDSSTT..

BBRRIICCKKLLAANN

EE

TTAABBEE

RRNNAACC

LLEESSTT

RREEEETT BBLLAACCKKAALLLL SSTT..

WWIILLLLOOWW SSTT..

NNEEWWNNOORRTTHH

LLUUKKEE SSTT..PPLL..

SSTTRREEEETT

WWIILL

SSOONN

SSTTRREE

EETT

PPAAUULL

SSTTRREE

EETT

SSCCLLAATTEERR SSTT..

QQUUAAKKEERR SSTTRREEEETT

SSPPIITTAALL SSQQ..

BBRRUUSSHHFFIIEELLDD SSTTRREEEETT

SSTTEEWWAARRDD

SSTT..

WWHHEE

LLEERR

SSTT..

FFOOLLGGAATTEE SSTT..

CCAALLVVIINN SSTT..

FFAASSHHIIOONN

WWHHIITTEE’’SS RROOWWAARRTTIILLLLEERRYYLLAA.. GGUUNN

SSTT..

GGOOUULLSSTTOONNSSTT..

BBEELLLLLLAA..

SSTTRRYYPPEE

CCOOBBBBSSTT..

OOLLDDCCAASSTTLLEE

SSTT..

GGRRAAVVEE

LLLLAA..

DDEEVVOONNSSHHIIRREERROOWW

BBRRIICC

KKLLAA

NNEE

PPEERRCCIIVVAALL SSTTRREEEETT

AAGGDDOONNSSTT..

CCOOMMPPTTOONN SSTTRREEEETT

CCYYRRUU

SSSSTT

..

GGRREEAATT SSUUTTTTOONN SSTT..NNOORRTTHHBBUURRGGHHDDAALLLLIINNGGTTOONN

SSTTRREEEETT

WWYYCCLLIIFF

AASSHHBBYY

SSEEBB.. SSTT..

SSTT..

FFRRIIEENNDDSSTT..

RRAAWWSSTTOORRNNEE SSTT..

SSPPEENNCCEERRSSTT..

WWYYNNYYAATTTT SSTT..

GGLLOOUUCCEESSTTEERRWWAAYY

FFRREEDDEERRIICCKK SSTT..

CCUUBBIITTTT

SSTT..

PPAAKKEENNHHAAMMSSTT..

AAMMPPTTOONN

WWRREENN

SSTT..

LLAANNGGTTOONNCCLL..

GGOOUUGGHHSSTTRREEEETT

CCAALLTTHHOORR

PPEESSTTRREEEETT

EELLMM SSTT..

MMTT..

PPLLEEAASSAA

NNTT

BBOOUURRNNEE

SSTTRREEEETT

CCHHEESSTTEE

RR

GGRRAAHHAAMMTTEE

RRRRAACCEE

TTEERRRRAACCEE

EEBBUURR

YY

SSTTRREE

EETT

CCUUNNDDYY SSTT..

EEBBUURR

YYSSQQ

..

SSEEMMLLEEYY PPLL..

SS.. EEAATTOONNPPLL..

EELLIIZZAABBEETTHH SSTT..

EECCCCLL

EESSTTOO

NN

RROOWW

EELLIIZZAABBEETTHH SSTT..

EEAATTOONN

SSQQUUAARREE

CCHHEESSTTEE

RR

SSQQ..

EEBBUURR

YY

SSTT..

GGRROOSS..

PPLLAACC

EE

TTEERR..

BBRRIIDDGGEE

PPLL..

BBEEEESS

TTOONN

BBUUCCKKIINNGGHHAAMM

GGAATTEE

CCAASSTTLLEELLAA

NNEESSTTAAGGPPLL..

PPAALLAACCEE

SSTTRREEEETT

SSTTAAGG PPLL..

WWIILLFFRREEDD SSTT..

OOLLDD QQUUEEEENN

PPEETTTTYY FFRRAANNCCEE

QQUUEEEE

NNAANNNNEE’’SS GGAATTEE

PPAALLMMEERR

CCAAXXTTOONN SSTT..

TTOOTTHHIILLLL SSTT..

SSTTOORR

EEYY''SS

GGAATTEE

BBRROOAA

DDWWAAYY

RRAAYY SSTT..WWAARRNNEERR SSTT..

LLAAYY--SSTTAALLLLSSTT..

BBAAKKEE

RRSS

PPHHOOEENNIIXXPPLLAACCEE

BBRR OO OO KK EESS TT ..

DDOORRRRIINNGGTTOONN

SSTT..

SSTT.. CCRROOSSSS

HHAATTTTOONNWWAALLLL

HHAATTTTOONNGGAARRDDEENN

GGRREEVVIILLLLEE SSTT..

LLEEAATTHHEERR

LLAANNEE

KKIIRRBBYYSSTT..

LLAANN

EE

SSAAFFFFRROONNHHIILLLLSSTT..

CCOOWWCCRROOSSSS SSTT..

TTUURRNNMMIILLLL SSTT..

BBRRIITTTTOONNSSTT..

SSTT.. JJOOHHNN’’SSLLAA..

CCHHAARR

TTEERR--

HHOOUUSSEE

LLOONNGG

LLAA..

HHAAYYNNEESSTT..

LLIINNDDSSEEYYSSTT..

CCLLOOTTHH

FFAAIIRRMMIIDD.. SSTT..

NNEEWWBBUURRYY

CCOOCCKK LLAA..

HHOOSSIIEERR LLAA..

LLIITTTTLLEE BBRRIITTAAIINNSSNNOOWWHHIILLLL

SSMMIITT

HHFFIIEE

LLDD

SSMM

II TT HH FFII EE LLDD

GGIILLTT

SSPPUURR

SSTT..

WWEESSTT

BBOOWWLLIINNGG GGRR.. LLAA..CCOORRPP..

AAYYLLEESSBBUURRYY

CCLLEERRKKEENNWWEELLLL

CCLL..

WWOOOODDBBRRIIDDGGEE SSTT..

NNOORR

TTHHAAMM

PPTTOONN

RRDD..

FFAARRRRIINNGGDDOONNLLAA..

WWKK..

SSTTRREEEETT


SSAANNSS

RROOWW

SSTT..JJOOHHNN

SSTTRREEEETT

SSTT..JJOOHHNN

MMYYDDDDEELLTTOONNSSTTRREEEETT

SSKKIINNNNEERRSSTTRREEEETT

WWHHIISSKKIINNSSTT

..

MMYYDDDDEELLTTOONN AARRLLII

NNGGTT

OONN

IINNGGLLEEBBEERRTTCCHHAADDWWEELLLL

RRIIVVEERR SSTT..SSQQUUAARREE

MMYYDDDDEELLTTOONN

HHAARRDDWWIICCKK

SSTTRREEEETT

AAMMWW

EELLLLWW

IILLMMIINNGGTTOONN

SSTT..

MMAARRGGEERRYY

YYAARRDDLLEEYY SSTT..

LLLLOOYY

DDBBAAKKEERR

SSTT..SSQQ..

SSQQ..

SSTT..

SSQQ..

RREEDDLLIIOONN

SSTT..BBEEDDFFOORRDD

RROOWWPPRRIINNCCEETTOONNSSTT..

CCAATTTTOONNEEAAGGLLEE SSTT..SSQQUUAARREE

RREEDD LLIIOONN

JJOOCCKKEEYY’’SSFFLLDDSS..

SSAANNDDLLAANNDD SSTT..

LLIIMM

EEBBUURR

NNEERR

SSTTRREE

EETT

FFOOSSTT

EERRLLAA

..NN

OOBBLLEE

SSTT..

OOAATT LLAA..

GGUUTT TTEERRLLAA..

WWOOOO

DD

CCOOLLEE

MMAANN

SSTT..

OOLLDD

JJEEWW

RRYY

KKIINN

GGSSTT

..MMIILL

KKSSTT

..

GGRREESSHHAAMM

SSTTRREEEETT

LLOOVVEE

BBAASSIINNGGHHAALLLL

BBAASSIINNGGHHAALLLLSSTT..

AAVVEE..

LLAAWW

.. LLAA..

AALLDDEE

RRMM

AA NNBBUURRYY

MMOOOO

RRGGAATT

EE

PPRRIINNCCEESSSSTT..

CCOOPPTT

HHAALLLL

AAVVEE..

BBRROOAA

DD

SSTT.. OOLLDDLLOOTTHHBBUURRYY

TTHHRREEAADDNNEEEEDDLLEE SSTT.. BBUURRYY

SSTT..

SSTT..

MMAARR

YYAAXXEE

MMIITTRREE SSTT..

FFEENN.. AAVVEE..

BBIILLLLIITTEERRSSTT..

CCUULLLLUUMMLLIIMM

EE

SSTT..

SSTT..

CCLLEEMM

EENNTTSS

AABBCCHH

UURRCCHH

LLAA..

CC HH EE AA PP SS II DD EE

KKIINNGGWW

IILLLLIIAAMM

SSTT..

LLEEAADDEENNHHAALLLL SSTTRREEEETTCCOORRNNHHIILLLL

LLOOMMBBAARRDDSSTT..

BBRREEAA

DDSSTT

RREEEETT

BBOOWW

LLAANN

EE

WWAATTLLIINNGGSSTT..

QQUUEEEE

NNSSTT

..

CCOOLLLLEEGGEE SSTT..

CCLLOOAAKK LLAA..

WWAALL

BBRROOOO

KK

PPUUDDDD

IINNGG

LLAA..

MMIINN

CCIINN

GGLLAA

..

MMAARR

KKLLAA

NNEE

EEAASSTTCCHHEEAAPPGGTT..

TTOOWWEERRSSTT..

PPEEPPYYSS SSTT..

SSEEEETT

HHIINNGG

LLAA..

JJEEWW

RRYYSSTT

..FFRR

IIAARRSS

CCRRUUTTCCHHEEDDCCRROOSSSSWWAALLLL

LLLLOOYYDD’’SS AAVVEE..

WW.. TTEENNTTEERR

SSTT..HHAAYYDDOONN SSTT..

MMAAGGDDAALLEENN SSTT..

SSHHAANN

DDSSTT

..

QQUUEEEENNEELLIIZZAABBEETTHH

SSTT..

HHOORRSS

EELLYY

DDOOWW

NNLLAA

FFOONNEE

SSTT..

CCUURRLL

EEWWSSTT

..

GGAAIINNSSFFOORRDDSSTTRREEEETT

SSHHAADD

TTHHAA

MMEESS

MMIILLLL

AA220000SSTT.. TTHHOOMMAASS SSTT..

LLEEAATTHHEERRMMAARRKKEETT SSTT..

TTYY EERRSS GGAA..WWHHIITTEE’’SS

GGRROOUU

NNDDSS

TTAANNNNEERR SSTT..

SSTTRREEEETTWW

EESSTTOONN

WWEESS

TTOONN

SSTT..

KKIIRRBB

YYGG RR

OO ..SSNNOOWWSSFFIIEELLDDSS

NNEEWWCCOOMMEENN SSTTRREEEETT

GGUUYY SSTT..

KKIIPPLL

IINNGG

SSTTRREE

EETT

CCRROOSS

BBYYRROO

WW

TTEENNNN

IISSSSTT

..

AANNGGEELL PPLL..

WWEESSTTOONN

SSTT..

RROOPPEE

RRLLAA

..

DDEECCIIMMAA

SSTTRREEEETT

HHAANNKK

EEYYPPLL

..SSTT

AAPPLLEE

SSTT..

PPAARRDDOONNEERRSSTT..

MMAANNCCII PPLLEE

SSTTRREEEETT

SSTT..

AALLIICCEE SSTT..

WWEEBBBB

SSTT..

RROOTTHHSSAAYYSSTT..

TTAABBAARRDD

SSTTRREEEETT

LLAAWW

SSTT..

PPIILLGGRRIIMMAAGGEE

GGRRAANNGGEE

TTHHEEGGRRAANN

GGEE

SSTTRREEEETT

WWAALLKK

MMIILLLL--

MMAALLTTBBYY

RRIILLEE

YYRROO

AADD

NNEECCKKIINN

GGEERRSSTT..

TTAANNNNEERR SSTT..

SSTTRREEAAMM

RRDD..

AABBBBEEYY SSTTRREEEETT

CCRRIIMM

SSCCOOTT

TTSSTT

..

PPAAGGEE’’SS

WWAALL

KK

LLEERROOYY

SSTTRREEEE

TT

MMAARRCCIIAA

RROOAADD

LLYYNNTTOONNRROOAADD

WWIILLLLOOWW

WWAALLKK

MMAANNDDEELLAA

WWAAYY

DDUUNNTTOONN

RROOAADD

AALLSSCCOOTT

RRDD..SSPPAA

RROOAADD

BBAACCOO

NNAALLSS

CCOOTT WWAAYY

CCUURRTTIISSWWAAYYCCUU

RRTTIISS

SSTT..AABBEERRDDOO

UURRSSTT

..

SSWWAANN

SSTTRREEEETT

CCOOLLEESSTT..

TTRRIINNIITTYY

SSTTRREEEETTTTRRIINN

IITTYY

BBAATTHHTTEERRRRAACCEE

RROOCCKKIINNGG--

HHAAMMSSTT

RREEEETT

FFAALLMM

OOUUTTHH

RROOAADD

RROOAADD

HHAARRPPEERR

BBUURRBBAAGGEE CCLL..

DDEEVVEERREELLLLSSTTRREEEETT

SSPPUURRGGEEOONN SSTT..

BBAARRTTHHOOLLOOMMEEWW

SSTT..

SSTTRREEEETTCCOOUUNNTTYY

LLAANNTT SSTT..

SSUUFFFFOOLLKK SSTTRREEEETT

AAYYRREE

SSSSTT

..

GGUUIILLDDHHOOUUSSEESSTT..

LLOONNGGMMOOOORREE

WWAARRWWIICCKK WWAAYY

TTAACCHHBBRROOOOKK

SSTTRREEEETT

SSTTRREE

EETT

CCHHAARR..

DDEENNBBIIGGHH

EECCCCLL

EESSTTOO

NNSSQQ

UUAARREE

WWAARRWW

IICCKK

SSQQ..

SSTTRREE

EETT

WWAARRWWIICCKK

WWAAYY

EELLIIZZAABBEETTHH BBRR..

HHUUGGHH

WWIILLTTOONN

RROOAADD

SSTT..

GGIILLLLIINNGGHHAAMM

PPLL..

AASSHHLLEEYY PPLL..

CCAARRLLIISSLLEE PPLLAACCEE FFRRAANNCCIISS

SSTTRREEEE

TT

WWIILLLLOOWW

PPLL..

HHOOWWIICCKKPPLLAACCEE

EEMMEERRYY

HHIILLLL

TTHHII RRLLEEBBYY RRDD..

GGRREEEE

NNCCOOAA

TT

PPLLAACC

EE

SSTTIILLLLIINNGGTTOONN

RROOCCHH

EESSTTEE

RRRROO

WW

GGRREEAATT PPEETTEERR SSTTRREEEETT

GGRREEYYCC OOAATT PPLL..

OOLLDD PPYYEE SSTT..

SSTT.. AANNNN

''SSSSTT..

TTUUFFTTOONNSSTT..

GGTT.. CCOOLLLLEEGGEE SSTT..

SSQQ..

SSMMIITTHH

RROOMMNNEEYY SSTT..

MMOONN

CCKKSSTT..

MMEEDDWWAAYY SSTT..

MMAARRSSHHAAMM

GGTT..SSMMIITTHH

SSTT..

GGRREEYYCCOOAATTSSTT..

HHOORRSSEEFFEERRRRYYRRDD..

TTHHOORRNNEEYY

SSTT..

PPAAGGEE SSTTRREEEETT

RREEGGEENNCCYY

SSTTRREEEETT

HHOORRSSEEFFEERRRRYY RROOAADD

EELLVVEE

RRTTOONN SSTT..

VVIINNCCEENNTT SSQQ..

VVIINNCC

EENNTT

SSQQ..

UUDDAALL

LL

DDOOUUGGLLAASSSSTT..

HHIIDDEE

PPLL..

CCHHAAPPTT

EERRSSTT

..

VVIINNCCEENNTT SSTTRREEEETT

VVIINNCC

EENNTT

SSQQUUAA

RREE

EERRAASS

MMUUSS

SSTTRREE

EETTJJOO

HHNN

IISSLLII

PPSSTT

RREEEETT

SSTT..

KKEEYYWWOORRTTHH

SSTT..

SSQQUUAARREE

WWEESSTT

OONNTTAA

RRIIOO

SSTT..

HHAAYYLL

EESSSSTT

RREEEETT

GGLLAADD

SSTTOONNEE SSTT..

LLAANNCCAASSTTEERR

SSTT..

WWEEBBBBEERRSSTTRREEEETT

VVAALLEE

NNTTIINNEE PPLL..UUFFFFOORRDD

SSTT..

GGRRAAYYSSTT

.. CCHHAAPPLLIINNCCLL..

SSHHOORRTT SSTT..

MMIITTRREE RRDD..

WWEEBBBBEERR SSTTRREEEETT

DDOODDSSOONNSSTT..

RRUUSSHHWWOORRTTHHSSTT..

KKIINNGGJJAAMMEESS

SSTT..

SSAA WWYY EE RR

SS TT ..

GGRREEAATTSSUUFFFFOOLLKK

SSTTRREEEETT

SSUURRRREEYY RROOWW

PPOOCCOOCCKK

LLOOMMAANN SSTT..CCOOPPPPEERRFFIIEELLDD SSTTRREEEETT

PPEEPPPP

EERR SSTTRREEEETT UUNNIIOONN SSTTRREEEETT

PPEEAARR

MMAANN

SSTTRREE

EETT

CCOORRAALL SSTT..

MMOORR

LLEEYY

SSTTRREE

EETT

BBAAYYLL

IISS

RROOAA

DD

TTHHEE

CCUUTT

LLOOWWEERR

MMAARRSSHH

FFRRAAZZIIEE RRSSTTRREEEETT

CCOOSSSSEERR SSTT..

HHEERRCC

UULLEESS

RROOAADD

SSTTRREEEETT

GGRREEAATT

EEWWEERR

SSTT..

UUNNIIOONN

LLAAVVIINNGGTTOONN SSTT..

SSTT..

ZZOOAARR SSTT..

SSTTRREEEETTGGUUIILLDDFFOORRDD

GGRREEAATT

SSTTRREEEETTSSUUMMNNEERR

PPAARRKK

EEMMEERR

SSOONN

SSTT..

RREEDDCC

RROOSSSS

WWAAYY

BBAANNKKSSIIDDEE

PPAARRKK

SSTTRREEEETT

WWIINNCCHHEESSTTEERRWWAALLKK

CCLLIINNKK SSTT.. SSTTOONN

EEYYSSTTRREEEETT

PPAARRIISSGGDDNN

..SSTT..

RREENNNN

IIEE

HHAATTFFIIEELLDDSS

MMEEYYMMOOTTTT

BBEEAARRLLAANN

EEHHOOLLLLAANNDD

SSTT..

SSTT..

DDUUCCHHYY

SSTT..

CCOOIINN

EEXXTTOONN SSTT.. RROOUUPPEELLLLSSTTRREEEETTTTHHEEEEDD SSTT..

WWHHIITTTTLLEESSEEYY SSTT..

GGRREEEETTSSTT..

WWOOOOTTTTOONN SSTT..BBRRAADD SSTT..

DDOOOONN SSTT..

CCOORRNNWWAALLLL

RROOAADD

CCOORRNNWWAALLLL RRDD..

UUPPPPEERRGGRROOUUNNDD

UUPPPPEERRGGRROOUUNNDD

BBEELLVV

EEDDEERR

EERROO

AADD

RROOYYAALL SSTT.. CCEENNTTAAUURR SSTT..

CCAARRLL

IISSLLEE

LLAANN

EE

WWAALLNNUUTT TTRREEEE WWAALLKK

PPRRAATT

TT

JJUUXXOONN SSTT..

SSAAIILL

SSTT..

LLAAMM

BBEETTHH

HHIIGGHH

SSTT..

FFIITTZZAALLAANN

SSTTRREEEETT

LLOOLLLLAARRDDSSTT..

GGIIBBSSOO

NNRROO

AADD

WWKK..

EERRRROOLL SSTT..

SSTT..JJOOHHNN

SSTTRREEEETT

NNIICC

HHOOLLAA

SSLLAA

..

NNEEWW

TTOONNSSTTRREEEETT

GGAARRDDEENNSS

HHEERRRR

IICCKK

SSTT..

SSTTRREEEETT

CCAARRLLTTOONN HHOOUUSSEE TTEERR..

SSQQUUAARREE

HHOOLLFF

OORRDD

SSTT..

BBBLLLOOOOOOMMMSSS---

SSSQQQUUUAAARRREEEBBBUUURRRYYY

PPPLLL...GGGRRREEEAAATTT

RRRUUUSSSSSSEEELLLLLL

SSSTTTRRREEEEEETTT

CCCOOOPPPTTTIIICCCSSSTTT...MMM

UUUSSSEEEUUUMMM

NNNEEEWWW OOOXXXFFFOOORRRDDDBBBEEEDDDFFFOOORRRDDD AAAVVVEEE...

MMMOOORRRWWW

EEELLLLLLSSSTTT...

BBBEEEDDDFFFOOORRRDDD

SSSQQQ...

AAADDDEEELLLIIINNNEEE

PPPLLL...

RREEEEDDWWOORRTTHH SSTT..

WWIINNCCOOTTTT SSTTRREEEETT

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GGEERRAALLDD

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BBOOYYFFIIEELLDD SSTT..

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LLEEAATTHHEERR

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CCOOWWCCRROOSSSS SSTT..

TTUURRNNMMIILLLL SSTT..

BBRRIITTTTOONNSSTT..

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CCHHAARR

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Borrowing tipsfrom BarcelonaUnderground bicycle storageis just one idea London couldborrow from Barcelona inpreparation for the 2012Olympic Games.

Olympic Planning Officer Ban Kubba, from TfL�s Cycling,Walking and Accessibility team, has just returned from a study tour in the Spanish city, investigating Barcelona�sinitiatives from the 1992 Gamesand other transport ideas.

Biceberg, an undergroundstorage facility for bikes, is anautomated system operatedusing a rechargeable card and PIN.

This and other ideas from the tour will be fed intoRegional Action Plans to givedecision makers successfulexamples of sustainabletransport initiatives.

The tour was part of thePartner Initiatives for theDevelopment of MobilityManagement Services (PIMMS)project, looking at alternativetransport options.

The PIMMS project is led by the London EuropeanPartnership for Transport (LEPT),which includes TfL, Londonboroughs and the Association of London Government.

LEPT aims to raise the profile of the partnershipbetween London and Europeantransport providers andstakeholders, and to increaseinvestment in transport in London.

For more information, visit www.lept-eu.org

Stars on the streetEver wondered where famous peoplego walking in London?

The Ramblers Association has beenasking celebrities in south London toshare their favourite walks as part of itsGet walking . . . keep walking! programmein Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark.

Senior Promoting Walking Officer Des deMoor said: �We were very pleased withthe response and, as the programmecontinues, we hope to invite the publicto share their favourite walking routes.�

Comedian Jo Brand likes to meanderalong Lordship Lane in Dulwich and endsthe route once she reaches the kebabshop, while TV presenter Floella Benjaminprefers walking along the Embankmentfrom Westminster to the Tower of London.

�It�s along this route that I can discoverthe old and the new London,� said Floella.� Do you have a favourite walking route

in the capital? Send in your commentsto the address on page 2.

� To see more walking routes from thestars, visit www.ramblers.org.uk

Going overgroundA new map has been createdto show how easy it is to walkbetween many tube stationsin London.

Based on the LegibleLondon research that found109 journeys between tubestations are quicker on foot,TfL has produced a map.

The map shows just howclose places in central Londonare to each other and the timeit takes to walk between them� each circle on the maprepresents a 15-minute walkradius. It will be available inJune from tube stations, attfl.gov.uk and selected outlets.

Floella Benjamin.

Jo Brand.


Commuters swapped their work shoesfor trainers when Walk to Work Day gotthem pounding the pavements on 26 April.

The event was the start of a three-yearWalking Works programme to encourageworkers to walk at least part of their dailyjourney. Funded by TfL and organised byLiving Streets, the campaign is initially aimedat 17 to 30-year-old commuters.

Ten commuters sported Dolly Partonwigs to get people thinking about �Walking9 to 5�. They accompanied VIP guests on a walk from Tower Hill tube to City Hall,where speeches by Living Streets ChiefExecutive Tom Franklin and the Mayor�sTransport Advisor Jenny Jones got theevent under way.

Many London boroughs promoted theday, and Hackney has agreed to be a pilotemployer for the campaign. Felicia Conner,Walking Works Co-ordinator at LivingStreets, said: �I�m delighted Hackney hasvolunteered, and I look forward to increasingwalking among council employees.�

Andy Pidduck from TfL�s Travel DemandManagement team said: �One of our keyobjectives is to get people to consideralternatives to the car for their commute.That�s the reason behind this long-termprogramme to encourage people to walkall or part of the way to and from work.�

For more information, visitwww.walkingworks.org.uk

Parents nationwide will beditching the car and encouragingtheir children to exercise somepedestrian power for Walk to SchoolWeek.

The event, between 21 and 25 May, has the theme of walking to save the planet, and the capital�s kids will be out in force. Living Streetswill run the campaign, with funding from TfL.

�Global warming is a big issue forchildren, but often they don�t

know a lot about it or are notsure how they can make adifference,� said AndrewFielding from Living Streets.�This event gives them

something they can actually do to help.�The youngsters learn some fun

facts to help them understand whywalking is better for the environment than making thejourney by car.

Pupils at Woodmansterne Primary School inLambeth will have a tougher task than most though,as they�ll be pushing a giant globe to school to helpget the message about saving the planet across toother kids.

The event complements the national Walk onWednesday or Walk Once a Week scheme thatencourages regular walking to school by rewardingchildren with badges each month.

A huge number of schools across London havetaken part in the annualcompetition todesign thenext badge.The winningdesigns will beannounced at theWalk to SchoolConference in May.

For more information, visitwww.walktoschool.org.uk

WalkingWalking Works aims to get more commutersto walk at least part of their daily journey.

School rungoes green

The averagejourney to and

from school by

car emits enough

carbon dioxide to

fill 70 footballs

The level ofpollution inside acar is three timeshigher than on

the pavement

9 to 5

Copenhagen is seen to be one of the most walkablecities in Europe. More than6,800 people live in the citycentre, and 3.5 million livewithin a 31-mile radius.

Here are some of the stepsthe city has adopted tobecome walking-friendly.

City officialstransformed the main

shopping street Strøget (theequivalent of our OxfordStreet) into a pedestrianisedzone in 1962. Locals call it �walking street� and, at1.2km, it�s the longest of its kind in the world

The city graduallyreduced traffic and

parking by eliminating parkingspaces by two to three percent each year, so that 600spaces were cut between1986 and1996

There is easy-to-readand consistent

signposting to make it easy

for pedestrians to find theirway around

Many of the streets and squares in the

inner city have beengradually transformed into wholly or partially car-free space

Different parts of the city are connected

by walking areas rather than roads

19 per cent ofCopenhagen�s total

area is for recreational useHeated benches andgas-lit heaters on street

corners make winter walkscosy and the prospect of picnicking in parks quite attractive

Cruise companies havegot into the city spirit

by adding walking and cyclingsightseeing itineraries fortheir passengers when theydock in Copenhagen for theday, instead of just offeringcoach tours.

The Mayor�s walking vision forLondon aims to make the UKcapital one of the world�smost walking-friendly cities by2015 and a lot of work goes onto benchmark it against othercities. In the first of a regularseries, smart moves takes atour of another world city tosee how walkable it is andwhat London could learn.

Vote for your favouriteWhat�s the most walkable town or city you�vevisited? What features did it have that madeit easy to get around? Tell us your experiencesat [email protected] and you mightsee your comments in print!


Capitalideas

Wonderful,wonderfulCopenhagen


Write to reply

I enjoyed the layout of themagazine a lot and as a walker I would like to know more about different routes and things to see in and aroundLondon. I would also like to

see the magazine focusing on differentboroughs each issue. Karen McAleer

� smart moves replies: If anywalking or cycling officers can helpwith Karen�s request, please [email protected] orcall 020 7922 5661. There�s aselection of borough initiatives on pages 9-12.

Thanks for this interestingpublication. I had absolutely nointerest in the 2012 Olympicsuntil reading the article on page4 about the permanent walkingand cycling infrastructure.

Margaret Brooks

To make this magazine even better,we want to hear from you. And tokick-start us, here�s what somereaders thought of the first issue . . .

I thought the magazine was verysnazzy. It occurred to me thatyou might have some bright ideasfor National Bike Week this yearand I look forward to seeing yoursuggestions in a future issue.

Michelle Deer

Royal approval for new panel

This particular panel, in ajoint project between theJubilee Walkway Trust, theCity of Westminster, theRoyal Parks and the armyand funded by TfL, is moreaccessible than the othersaround the strategic walk.For the first time, the Trusthas used an embossingtechnique, making thepanel more tactile than theother etched metal panels.

Jim Walker, Chair of theStrategic Walks BoroughPartnership, said: �Weworked with the Dog RoseTrust, a charity that

specialises in informationprovision for people withdisabilities, to develop the panel as part of ourresearch into how we canbest deliver informationmore inclusively acrossthe capital.

�We hope to publish the Trust�s guidance on this soon and willcontinue to work withthem to ensure morepeople benefit from theinformation on the walks.�

For moreinformation, see

www.walklondon.org.ukwww.jubileewalkway.com

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� smart moves replies: Turn topage 14 for news about NationalBike Week.

Out for thecountPedestrian counters arebeing installed in St James�sPark along the JubileeWalkway Strategic Walk.

It�s a joint initiative by The Strategic Walks Project, RoyalParks Agency and Jubilee Walkway Trust, funded by TfL.The data, collected monthly for the next five years, will beused to help understand how the route is used now andthe impact of investment over time, including new mapsdue to be installed later this year to show how the parkconnects with local public transport.

St James�s Park has 12 entrances and putting countersat five of them means 70 per cent of the pedestrian trafficwill be monitored.

Park Manager Mark Wasilewski said: �Establishing data on route use and patterns of movement is an extremelyimportant planning tool when considering landscapeimprovements or upgrading park facilities.�

For more information, contact Anne Glover on 07779 582446

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12-27 May � Lewisham Walking Festival � see www.lwf.org.uk for fullprogramme21-15 May � Walk To School Week � eventsin London and nationwide. Call Living Streetson 020 7820 101027 May � Walking Treasure Hunt � seewww.goodgoing.co.uk for details16-24 June � National Bike Week �the UK�s annual celebration of cycling, with more than 1,500 events � see

bikeweek.org.uk28 June � Sustainable Transport Awards �contact Ross Butcher at TfL on 020 79180017 or email [email protected] formore details6-8 July � Tour de France in London �visit www.tourdefrancelondon.com9-15 September � Tour of Britain cycle race, starting in London � seewww.tourofbritain.co.uk for moreinformation

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Joyce, ski-tour company owner�I�ve worked out my carbon footprint forthe 4x4 I use to transport my horse and I offset it by riding my bike for the rest ofthe time. I love it. There�s no hassle withwaiting for trains and this way I get greatviews of the river � plus, it�s healthy.�

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A carbon footprint is a way of describing the effect our activities have on the planet,measured in carbon dioxide emissions. Weasked a selection of Londoners who eitherwalk or cycle around town if they are awareof their own footprints. If you want tocheck out yours and how to offset it, log

on to www.carbonfootprint.co.uk

IN YOUR VIEW

Marie-Louise, picture editor for a healthcare company

�I walk to my nearest station in Sydenham and once I reach

London I walk from London Bridge to Blackfriars. It�s not wholly

for environmental reasons though;walking is sometimes quicker than the tube.�

John, investment banker�Footprints � yes, that�s carbonemissions. I don�t have a car anyway.I don�t think you need one if you livein London. It�s cheaper to walk, getthe tube or bus and you don�t have

the hassle of trying to find somewhereto park.�

Caroll, works for an airlinecompany�I walk whenever I can, rather thantake the tube or bus. I don�t knowwhat my own footprint is but I doknow that I should probably find out,especially given all the flying I do!�

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Bike WeekInformation on how to get involved or organisean event during Bike Week or Bike to Work Week.Tel: 0845 612 0661www.bikeweek.org.uk

British CyclingThe internationally recognised governing bodyof cycling in Great Britain, it also runs the GoRide programme aimed at young people.www.britishcycling.org.ukTel: 0870 871 2000

CTCCTC is the UK�s national cycling organisationand the country�s largest group of people onbikes. Its mission is �to make cycling enjoyable,safe and welcoming for all�.www.ctc.org.ukTel: 0870 873 0060

Cycling EnglandCycling England has been charged by thegovernment to deliver programmes thatencourage more people to cycle more safelyand more often. It is made up of experts intransport policy, engineering, public health, the cycle industry, local government, cyclesport, cycle training and education.Email: [email protected]

Everyday CyclingEveryday Cycling is a friendly online cyclingcommunity hosted by British Cycling, theinternationally recognised governing body of cycling in Great Britain.www.everydaycycling.com

Legible LondonLegible London aims to make it easier to walk in and around the capital by developing a co-ordinated wayfinding system to serveLondoners and visitors alike. To have your sayand catch up on the latest news and events visit:www.legiblelondon.info

LEPTThe London European Partnership for Transport(LEPT) co-ordinates, disseminates and promotesthe sustainable transport agenda for London andLondon boroughs, in Europe. It aims to improvethe level of communication, co-operation andinvestment that exists between London, Londonboroughs and the European Union.Tel: 020 8313 4918www.lept-eu.org

Living StreetsLiving Streets is the champion of streets andpublic spaces for people on foot. It works onpractical projects to create safe, vibrant andhealthy streets for all.Tel: 020 7820 1010www.livingstreets.org.uk

London Cycling Campaign (LCC)London Cycling Campaign is a registered charitythat works with businesses and the communityto improve the quality of life in London byincreasing cycling. It aims to involve peoplefrom all London�s communities in cycling, bring out the best possible services for peoplewho want to cycle in London and be at theforefront of research and policy linking cyclingto wider issues. Tel: 020 7234 9310www.lcc.org.uk

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Useful contactsHere is a selection of useful contacts for cycling and walkingprojects and issues. If there's an organisation or individual you thinkshould be listed here, please email [email protected] orcall 020 7922 5661.

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Olympic Delivery AuthorityThe Olympic Delivery Authority is the publicbody responsible for ensuring delivery of thenew venues and infrastructure for the Gamesand the legacy that will follow.Tel: 020 3 2012 000 www.london2012.com

Pret-a-roulerA project that invites teenage girls to designcycling clothing and accessories, culminating in a fashion show on 21 June.www.velorution.biz

The Ramblers AssociationThe Ramblers Association is Britain�s biggestcharity working to promote walking and toimprove conditions for all walkers. With143,000 members in England, Scotland and Wales, it�s been working for walkers for 70 years.Tel: 020 7339 8500www.ramblers.org.uk

SustransSustrans is a UK sustainable transport charitythat works on practical, innovative ways ofdealing with the transport challenges that affect us all.Tel: 0845 113 0065www.sustrans.org.uk

Tour de FranceThe official website for all the latest informationon the 2007 Tour de France in London.www.tourdefrancelondon.com

Transport for LondonTfL was created in 2000 as the integrated body responsible for the capital�s transportsystem. Its primary role is to implement theMayor of London�s Transport Strategy andmanage transport services across the capital. It also promotes a range of walking and cycling activities across the capital.tfl.gov.uk

Travel Awareness TeamPreviously known as Good Going, the teamruns the travel awareness programme toencourage people to use healthy andenvironmentally friendly forms of transport in London.www.goodgoing.co.uk

Walk21The organisation that champions healthy,sustainable and efficient communities wherepeople choose to walk.Tel: 01684 773946www.walk21.com

Walk LondonFunded by TfL, Walk London works with thelocal authorities to develop an impressivenetwork of quality walking routes aroundLondon.Tel: 0870 240 6094www.walklondon.org.uk

Walk to SchoolThe Walk to School campaign is jointlypromoted by The National TravelwiseAssociation and Living Streets. It asks parents,pupils and teachers to think about their journeyto and from school, and the many benefits of making it on foot. Each year it organises two nationally recognised events: NationalWalk to School Week (21 to 25 May 2007), and International Walk to School Month(October 2007).Tel: 020 7820 1010www.walktoschool.org.uk

Walking WorksWorking Works is a new campaign designed by Living Streets to inspire people to walk more as part of their daily commute. Thewebsite is full of ideas and advice for everyone including transport professionals and businesses.Tel: 020 7820 1010www.walkingworks.org.uk

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