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In September, we finally
had our say on the tram in a meeting dedicated to cycling. Several of
us spent an evening presenting our views on the detailed tram plans to
Nick Berrill, the engineering manager of the project. Nick turned out
to be remarkably receptive, and made a good impression on all present.
He also commutes to his railway station by bicycle. Unfortunately, we
learnt the next day that he is to be transferred to Dubai after only three
months in his post. We have submitted our detailed response to Transport for London. You can read it at: Tram Response |
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As part of the consultation,
we conducted an e-mail survey of Ealing cyclists to find out what you
thought were the most important issues. The results are shown in the graph
below. Your main concern was getting around tram stops - where a tram
could take up to a minute to unload and load passengers. This was closely
followed by the width of carriageway and cycle lane which appear too narrow
for comfort. Less important were: being able to take bikes on trams, and
cycle parking at tram stops.
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We are holding our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 6th October at 7.30pm. The venue is the Cafe Grove on The Grove, W5. If you haven't been along before, please come to this meeting. This is your chance to have a say in the direction we take Ealing Cycling Campaign over the next year. |
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