Rides & Events
The Croydon Cycle Rides Diary
Croydon Cycling Campaign compiles a monthly events diary of cycle rides and other cycling-related events being run by cycling groups in Croydon. See the Croydon Cycle Rides Diary web page for further details.
Croydon Cycling Campaign diary
2007 AGM
Our Annual General Meeting will take place on Monday December 17th at 7.45pm in:
The Spread Eagle
Katharine Street
Croydon
(pub is next to the Clocktower)
Where possible we use the back room, upstairs, since this is quieter.
The AGM will consist of a short meeting to allow members to elect a new management committee, scrutinize CCC's accounts and vote on motions proposed by members. The official agenda is here in PDF format.
See Appendix A of the agenda for last year's minutes, Appendix B for details of proposed motions, and Appendix C for 2006 accounts.
A normal monthly meeting will follow the AGM.
Regular meeting
We meet at 7.45pm on the 2nd Monday of each month, in the Spread Eagle pub:
The Spread Eagle
Katharine Street
Croydon
(pub is next to the Clocktower)
We generally meet upstairs, since this is quieter.
Anyone interested in improving the cycling environment in Croydon is very welcome (i.e. you don't need to be a member). Our meetings are relaxed, friendly and fairly informal.
Notes of previous meetings can be accessed from the Downloads page.
Croydon Green Drinks
Croydon Green Drinks is a social/networking gathering on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, 6pm onwards. It's not connected with CCC but some of us make it along there from time to time. All interested in environmental, social & sustainability issues are welcome. The meeting place is:
The Hogshead
60 High Street (at the top of Surrey St market)
Croydon
Look out for the comfy sofas and the houseplant!
For more information contact Richard Brett.
LCC events
See the LCC web site for the latest full diary.
Other Events
Central London Critical Mass, final Friday each month
Mass ride through London's streets. Meet at 5.45pm (for start around 6.30pm) on the south side of Waterloo bridge by the National Film Theatre.
For more information see our London Critical Mass page (contains high-resolution pictures).
