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[PR] Dublin Cycling Campaign 2009 Annual Cycle Planning Lecture - Koy Thomson

  • 10-04-2009 11:12pm
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    Victor
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    www.dublincycling.org
    2009 ANNUAL CYCLE PLANNING LECTURE: THU 23/APRIL, CULTIVATE CENTRE - KOY THOMSON, CEO, LONDON CYCLING CAMPAIGN

    Mark Thu 23/April in your diaries as the date of the 2009 Annual Cycle Planning Lecture. The Dublin Cycling Campaign (DCC) has been very lucky to secure the commitment of the CEO of the London Cycling Campaign, Koy Thomson, to give this year's lecture. His talk will explore the ingredients used to prompt a huge shift in cycling numbers in London in recent years. The poster for the event is downloadable from http://home.connect.ie/dcc/lecture2009.pdf More details will be available soon.

    The Annual Lecture is one of the flagship events organised by the DCC in its work to make Dublin a Bicycle Friendly City. Please do come along to what we expect will be a fabulous evening. Please pass the poster on to your own networks of cycling family and friends.

    More details available soon.


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    Victor
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    The Annual Bicycle Research Lecture and Pre-lecture meal take place on Thursday 23rd April, as per the paragraph below. Please forward this mail to any and all of your cycling friends and family. It promises to be a great night. Thanks a milion.
    Damien Ó Tuama
    Events Secretary, Dublin Cycling Campaign


    CEO of London Cycling Campaign to give Annual Lecture: Thursday 23rd April, 8pm, Cultivate Centre

    Koy Thomson, CEO of the London Cycling Campaign, will give this year's Annual Cycle Planning Research Lecture. His talk will explore the factors underpinning the dramatic rise in cycling numbers in London in the last 5 years. Can it simply be explained by the congestion charge? Or the directly elected mayor with executive powers? Or by the increase in novice cyclists taking cycling training? Koy will explain all! See poster available at http://home.connect.ie/dcc/lecture2009.pdf

    It is now a tradition that members of the DCC go for dinner with the invited speaker prior to the event. Caterers will serve us at 6.30pm in the Cultivate hall itself. They specialise in tasty paella made from quality produce with vegetarian and chicken/spicy chorizo options available. The cost, including salads, is a very reasonable €12/person. To book a place at the meal, please email or text Damien (by 6pm on Monday 20th April): damodublin@hotmail.com / 087-2840799 indicating how many places you wish to book. After the lecture, we will take the speaker out in one of the local pubs. Again, everyone is welcome! The Cultivate venue is just next door to the new DCC meeting venue on Essex Street West.

    Please support this event and bring your friends. Last year's Annual Lecture, given by Dr. John Parkin, attracted over 200 attendees and we are certain that this year's event will be much bigger. Arrive early to be guaranteed a seat. The venue has been given to us for free by the people at Cultivate in Temple Bar and the lecture will sit within their Convergence Festival – www.cultivate.ie A short film on "Getting Around", featuring several members of the Dublin Cycling Campaign, will be shown at 7.40pm. Free entry for both film and lecture.

    The latest DCC newsletter is now available at: http://home.connect.ie/dcc/newsltrs/Newsletter_0904.pdf


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