Momentum Engineering, the multi-award winning London based engineering practice have backed plans for new protected bike lanes. Momentum has worked on some of the UK’s most iconic structures including The Pyramid stage at Glastonbury, as well as the Royal National Theatre. They join another engineering firm Price & Myers in calling for the new cycle… Read More
The Ethical Property Company is one of the UK’s leading social business with 24 buildings across England and Wales. They provide work and meeting space for over 100 charities, social enterprises and local organisations including the Green Party, Keep Britain Tidy, Sustain and many more. They have been based in London for over 10 years. Managing… Read More
38 Degrees, the London-based campaign group, have come out in support of the plans for new protected cycle routes in London. Founded in 2009, they have become one of the leading lights in online campaigning. They now have over 2.5million members and have had many successful online campaigns. In a statement to Transport for London… Read More
ActionAid is an international NGO whose primary aim is to fight poverty and injustice worldwide. ActionAid works with local partners in over 45 countries, helping over 15 million impoverished and disadvantaged people worldwide Graham Salisbury, head of Human Resources at ActionAid’s London office wrote to TfL with this statement ‘ActionAid is a leading global INGO. … Read More
2014 RIBA Stirling Prize winners, Haworth Tompkins Architects have added their support for the proposed cycle ‘superhighways’ in London. Haworth Tompkins have been based in London for over 20 years. This year they were also named RIBA London Architect of the Year. Directors of the practice Steve Tompkins, Graham Haworth, and Toby Johnson have joined other leading… Read More
King’s College Hospital, home to one of London’s four Major Trauma Centres has joined the Royal London, Barts Health NHS Trust and the London Air Ambulance in supporting the TfL’s plans for new protected cycle routes across London. Based in South London, the Hospital employs over 12,000 staff and treats over 1 million patients a year. Chief Executive Tim… Read More
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