The London Cycling Campaign (LCC) has opened nominations for its London Cycling awards and for the first time is calling on the capitals dwellers to nominate for five of the ten awards.
The winners of the new-look London Cycling Awards will be announced on 8th May at an awards ceremony hosted at St Martin-in-the-Fields by Ned Boulting, the face of ITV’s Tour de France coverage.
What are London Cycling Awards?
The new-look London Cycling Awards are a celebration of cycling in the capital, showcasing ground-breaking new cycling initiatives, recognising the coolest cycling brands, and highlighting the best community and youth cycling projects.
Have you bought a brilliant new bike product this year or is there a bike shop that you strongly recommend?
Maybe there’s someone you know who’s done something great for cycling in the last 12 months?
Perhaps you know about a really successful local cycling project?
LCC chief executive Ashok Sinha said, “We’re calling on Londoners to nominate their favourite retailers, products, projects and initiatives, to celebrate the champions of cycling in the capital. There’s never been so much excitement around cycling in our great city, and these promise to be the best London Cycling Awards ever.”
London Cycling Awards 2013 categories the public can vote for:
Best Bike Brand – the brand that has done the most to popularise cycling in London.
Best Cycling Champion – recognising outstanding efforts to champion cycling.
Best Cycling Communication – the best publication, campaign, article, graphic or online tool that helped to promote cycling.
Best Product – the best cycling product, clothing or accessory.
Best Retailer – the best cycling retailer in the city or online.
London Cycling Awards 2013 categories the LCC will vote for:
Best Borough Cycling Project – celebrating a London borough cycling program that has really delivered.
Best Community Cycling Project – the project, which has most successfully inspired communities to take up cycling.
Best London Cycling Initiative – the project that has most enhanced the experience of cycling in the city.
Best Schools Cycling Project – the most successful school based cycling project.
Best Workplace Initiative – recognising a business or organisation that has worked with employees to promote cycling or improve conditions for cyclists.
Online nominations for all 10 awards run until 16 April, with public voting in five award categories from 19 April to 1 May.
To get involved, visit the LCC website to vote.
