Cycling campaign targets local elections

Using the latest online mapping and lobbying technology, Londoners can quickly and easily enter their postcode to locate their ward and then email their council election candidates calling for their support for the specific Space for Cycling measure identified for their area.

They can also use the new tool to see what is being called for in all wards in London and, as the campaign progresses, track responses from candidates.

Improvements include:

• Install protected cycle lanes in a newly created Bradley Wiggins Way (Kilburn ward, Brent)
• Remove through motor traffic from the cycling corridor on Tavistock Place (Bloomsbury ward, Camden)
• Redesign Wimbledon's town centre to be walking and cycling-friendly (Hillside ward, Merton)

• Reduce motor traffic speed to 20mph in Carlton Hill and surrounding streets (Abbey Road ward, Westminster)
• Create safe cycle routes for children linking six schools in Tufnell Park (Junction ward, Islington)

• Make a cycle route through Russell Park as alternative to busy Woolwich Road (Barnehurst ward, Bexley)

London Cycle Campaign has worked with local residents in every borough to create 624 demands for local cycling improvements. That's one demand for each electoral ward.