One of the simplest ways of supporting the campaign is to become a follower of our Twitter feed. A huge number of followers isn’t everything, but having a wide social-media reach is seen by many as a measure of success.
This site was created to oppose an “Unblock the Embankment” campaign that aims for the removal of the Embankment cycleway. That campaign has far fewer followers than this one but, critically, it might have the ear of decision makers. Creating a social-media fuss is therefore worthwhile – it could possibly influence some influencers.
Followers: 1200
"the building’s sales website highlights not the closest major roads but the proximity to the Embankment’s protected Cycle Superhighway." https://t.co/Of4XFw1IjX
Embankment cycleway shots included in this piece: https://t.co/x83LjKykzB
Carlton Reid
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