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Bike to work more safely – courtesy of analytics The data is certainly available - this article demonstrates that. The main problem we have now is the one we have always had, political will to make the changes we need in our towns and cities to make them liveable. Otherwise the congestion, pollution and road deaths will continue.
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I clean my bike every week. It’s not the most expensive, lightest or fastest bike in the world but it’s mine and I like to take care of it. But cleaning can get a bit dull at times, especially in the winter and autumn when the weather isn’t so great outside.
A great way to pass the time and add a little motivation to cleaning is to listen to one of the cycling podcasts that I’ve subscribed to.…
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The #National Funeral in Marble Arch - protest against deaths & injuries on Britain's Road, 15th November 2014
The #National Funeral in Marble Arch – protest against deaths & injuries on Britain’s Road, 15th November 2014
Karl:
Will have to write about this as it was a remarkable day.
Originally posted on Beaulieu's Blog:
I went to ‘Funeral March’ along Oxford Street in protest against deaths and injuries across the country, not just from London. I come from Kent which has the most unsafest roads in the country, and not just people get killed, but horses too. We marched along to Elton John, ‘A Candle in the…
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Cyclists protest at Elephant & Castle after another death
Cyclists protest at Elephant & Castle after another death
A very moving scene at this infamous junction in south London, well worth hearing the speeches, one of which was written by a recent victim from his hospital bed – you’ll be surprised at the content.
It is obvious this roundabout is dangerous, not just from the fatalities but the speed and amount of traffic passing through the…
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Sutton Cycling Campaign’s 'Small Ride' in support of #Space4Cycling, Saturday 3rd May 2014
Celebrating Space for Cycling with a small ride
Celebrating Space for Cycling with a small ride
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This was a wonderful short ride on Saturday. The kids really enjoyed it and wished they could do it more often. I think I’d actually go to Cheam more often if I could take the kids by bike. Let’s hope more change is on the way after the elections this month. Our local councillor has signed up for #Space4Cycling and I hope this gets translated into real change on the ground in Sutton and all…
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Karl:
Come and join #RideSutton on May 3rd and help us move Sutton into the 21st century when it comes to transport and traffic planning. We need less cars and more bikes in the borough.
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Second-placed John Degenkolb with teammate Bert de Backer.
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National Funeral For The Unknown Victim Of Traffic Violence - #StopKillingCyclists #StopTheKilling (by Stop Killing Cyclists)

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Most people don’t cycle, and it’s easy to assume they’re indifferent, even hostile to cycling. But that’s not true; even as they describe, explain and justify their car-locked lives, many people view cycling as…
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Rising inequality isn’t a new concern. Oliver Stone’s movie “Wall Street,” with its portrayal of a rising plutocracy insisting that greed is good, was released in 1987. But politicians, intimidated by cries of “class warfare,” have shied away from making a major issue out of the ever-growing gap between the rich and the rest. That may, however, be changing. We can argue about the significance of Bill de Blasio’s victory in the New York mayoral race or of Elizabeth Warren’s endorsement of Social Security expansion. And we have yet to see whether President Obama’s declaration that inequality is “the defining challenge of our age” will translate into policy changes. Still, the discussion has shifted enough to produce a backlash from pundits arguing that inequality isn’t that big a deal. They’re wrong. The best argument for putting inequality on the back burner is the depressed state of the economy. Isn’t it more important to restore economic growth than to worry about how the gains from growth are distributed? Well, no. First of all, even if you look only at the direct impact of rising inequality on middle-class Americans, it is indeed a very big deal. Beyond that, inequality probably played an important role in creating our economic mess, and has played a crucial role in our failure to clean it up. Start with the numbers. On average, Americans remain a lot poorer today than they were before the economic crisis. For the bottom 90 percent of families, this impoverishment reflects both a shrinking economic pie and a declining share of that pie. Which mattered more? The answer, amazingly, is that they’re more or less comparable — that is, inequality is rising so fast that over the past six years it has been as big a drag on ordinary American incomes as poor economic performance, even though those years include the worst economic slump since the 1930s. And if you take a longer perspective, rising inequality becomes by far the most important single factor behind lagging middle-class incomes. Beyond that, when you try to understand both the Great Recession and the not-so-great recovery that followed, the economic and above all political impacts of inequality loom large.
Why Inequality Matters - NYTimes.com