"Safer cycling and cities fit for people is an important issue for Scotland. Pedal on Parliament will be gathering cyclists (and anyone who wants to join them) from across the nation to cycle on Holyrood to tell our politicians that cycling matters. In February, up to 2000 cyclists gathered in London to cycle on the Westminster Parliament in support of safer cycling and cities fit for people. On April 28th, to coincide with a follow-up ride in London, Pedal on Parliament will be gathering cyclists from across the nation to cycle on Holyrood to tell our politicians that cycling matters. We’re asking everyone who cycles in Scotland – or who would like to cycle, or would like their families to cycle, but who doesn’t feel safe – to join us for a big ride of our own – and a big picnic. Young and old, keen commuter or weekend pedaller, fit or not – you don’t even need to be on a bike. You just need to show up and add your voice to help make Scotland safe for cycling."You can sign the petition yourself by clicking here. And please consider joining the event on 28th April to promote their excellent 8 point manifesto. Thanks!
Councillor Lesley Hinds Is the Labour councillor for the Inverleith Ward. From 2003 to 2007 she was Lord Provost of Edinburgh. Now she’s got another big job: speaking on Transport for the Labour Party on Edinburgh Council.
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Tuesday, 27 March 2012
Pedal on Parliament!
I've just signed the Pedal on Parliament petition to be taken to Holyrood by hundreds of cyclists and supporters on 28th April. Here's how they describe their aims:
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