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Love Cycling Go Dutch in UK

Bristol Love Cycling Go Dutch Workshop

On October 15, Dutch Cycling Embassy organized a design workshop for some 25 Bristol traffic officers and planners. The Dutch principles of bicycle inclusive planning were explained and implemented for routes and access to Temple Meads railway station.
This resulted in new (sketch) designs for the busy Temple Gate and some interesting options for bicycle routes at Temple Meads. The workshop was led by Marjolein de Lange from the Dutch Cycling Embassy and Wim van der Wijk from Royal Haskoning. In addition Natasja Boekel from Jan Kuipers bicycle parking systems gave a presentation about bicycle parking.
The report of the workshop will be available here shortly.

Bristol Love Cycling Go Dutch conference

The day after the workshop, October 16, a conference on bicycling was held at Bristol town hall. With over 100 participants and speakers from both the Netherlands and the UK the conference was a great success. The Dutch Cycling Embassy organized the Dutch experts for the conference and were speakers in the workshops and panel discussion.
More information about the Bristol Bicycle conference here.

London Love Cycling Go Dutch Workshop

In London a design workshop was held on October 17th, at the offices of Royal HaskoningDHV with participants from Transport for London, officers of London bouroughs and London Cycling Campaign.
The workshop focused on the two roundabouts at both ends of Lambeth Bridge. Find here
the presentation of the results of the workshop.
The workshop was led by Marjolein de Lange from the Dutch Cycling Embassy and Wim van der Wijk from Royal Haskoning

London Love Cycling Go Dutch conference

On October 18th the conference was held in London. The Dutch Cycling Embassy organized the Dutch speakers and participated as speaker and panelist.
More about the conference 
All speakers and presentations
Videos of the speeches

In November there will be conferences and workshops in Edinburgh and Manchester.
Find out more