Lobbying

Now you can use the internet to make it easier to have your say about cycling in the City. Click here to learn more about our recent campaign - It's no accident! about the appalling facts on cyclists deaths in the City

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Feedback on BBC LDN highlights the problems in the City

City of London Corporation (CoL)

PO Box 270

Guildhall

London EC2P 2EJ

Tel 020 7332 3794

City Planning Officer, Peter Rees

plans@cityoflondon.gov.uk

Kate Collins - Cycling Officer (deals with physical schemes such as cycle routes and cycle parking) kate.collins@cityoflondon.gov.uk

Simon Philips - Policy Officer (deals with promotional schemes and policy for cycling) simon.philips@cityoflondon.gov.uk

Local Transport Planning - Full list of contacts

Town Clerk - col-eb-tc@cityoflondon.gov.uk

Corporation members (councillors) do not have direct email addresses, telephone numbers or surgery times advertised unlike all other local authorities. You can only contact them via the Town Clerk. The City has a uniquely complex voting system and ward structure. Businesses have the vote as well as residents

. NB The Corporation of London was renamed the City of London (Corporation) at the start of 2006.

The CoL is not responsible for red routes: see TfL

City of London Police

City of London Police (General Enquiries)

PO Box 36451

London EC2M 4WN

Tel: 020 7601 2222

postmaster@city-of-london.police.uk

The City of London Police operate within the boundaries of the City (including on TfL roads-see below) while the Metropolitan Police are in charge for the rest of greater London, except on trains and the tube which is the responsibility of the British Transport Police.