Maker, community organiser, social fabric weaver, GTDer, translator, medical activist, poi dancer, troll. Pro-LTN transport & accessibility campaigner.
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Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
📢📢Cycle hangars are coming to Oxford📢📢
Three are being installed on Cranham Street, Great Clarendon Street & Nelson Street on today (17th) and tomorrow (18th). Rental is £55/yr and you can book here cyclehoop.rentals/ The first of many, we are sure!
ALT Picture of a cycle hangar
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
🚴♂️ Out in a convoy as we begin to expand with new riders out on our eTrike training course
💙 Brilliant photo of the East Oxford #ltn area too at school finish time with walking and cycling the norm now
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
This looks superb. Well done @cycloxoxford – at Oxford, England
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Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
not only is public transport free in Brussels, but they even have a bus called "Not The 48" which takes you to a mystery location if you're feeling a bit down or you just don't have anything to do that day
something for other cities to consider
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Mystère is a bus stop on the Route 48 bus in Brussels, named for the intersection between Av. Victor Rousseau and Rue de Mystère.
Google Maps: maps.app.goo.gl/Q9pL84VgWpPbbR…
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Breaking: @OxLivSts and @CoHSATOxon release new YouGov poll data showing Majority of Oxford public back Low Traffic Neighbourhoods #LTNs.
56% of respondents supported LTNs, only 29% opposed them, with only 15% neutral/don't know.
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Amsterdam airport police running after hundreds of climate activists blocking private jets while on bicycles is objectively funny nos.nl/l/2451147
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
“I’m a woman in my 50s. I live in the Bounds Green LTN, and love it. I really love it. The streets are returning to people. It’s quiet, it’s safer, and there’s less pollution. I consider myself lucky to be alive after nearly being hit by a driver last year on the road that I
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Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
This is a bit personal but it’s so mad that I want to talk about it. Yesterday I found out I’d been diagnosed with PCOS - in 2014, when I was 20. No one told me until now.
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This is Nakis who owns Mum’s Bistro, in the Bounds Green LTN.
“This is terrible!!” He tells me on Tuesday. “We are trapped like rats! No one is going to come to my business any more!”
“I bet you a tenner you’ll have a full house soon” I say. Want to see it tonight? 👀⬇️ 1/3
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Street experiments do not close streets.
They re-open them as public spaces that serve multiple societal goals.
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Just launched
oxfordcargobike.com/
Ready to rent at the centre. Still plenty to tweak on the website but proud to launch a non-profit community service.
Any local groups doing work of social/env benefit who want to use the bike. Please get in touch to arrange discounts
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Warneford Lane 9am. This is what happens when residents elect an administration that is serious about providing safe active travel infrastructure. Well done to all the team for getting this done. #ActiveTravel #PublicHealth
ALT Dedicated and separated Cycle Lane.
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Another incredibly fast and good value delivery from @pedalmeapp. This time a massive sofa from Sydenham.
Booked 5pm last night, here already. Wowsers guys you are good 💥
#NoCarNeeded
Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Total jabbed 1066 , nearly 300’walk-ins , wow. What a team @themanorsurgery , thanks for publicity Twitter #COVIDVaccination . Same planned Sunday.
Priti Patel doing her “finest” work again, but this time it affects everybody, multiple classes of people, and not just immigrants.
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Lauren Hutchinson retweeted
Hey #STEM Twitter my friends grandfather died recently and they’re looking for a uk based STEM charity as a recipient for their memorial donations. Preferably one that works in the Bournemouth (UK) area. Anyone have any recommendations? Please RT.