SOCIAL
(& MINI-MEETING)
(Download a flyer
here - this prints black and white, double-sided, 4 per A4)
Thursday 16 November 2006
6.30pm in The Plough, 27 Museum Street
The
Bloomsbury, 236 Shaftesbury Ave
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NOTE: LAST MINUTE CHANGE OF VENUE!
The new location for this event is the function room above
The
Bloomsbury pub (236 Shaftestbury Avenue). This is very nearby
to the original location. The Bloomsbury Pub is at the junction
of Shaftsbury Avenue and New Oxford Street. There will be signs
at The Plough pub to redirect people to the new location.
This is just south of the British Museum (which has large racks of
bike parking open till 11pm), and the
nearest Tube Stations are Holborn, Tottenham Court Road.
We've
reserved the upstairs function room at this beautiful historic pub.
It's just down the street from our usual meeting
location (which will be open tonight, so you could just pop over
an look at it if you want to.).
Like
our usual planning meetings (see below), this event is open to all
riders from all regions (even if you haven't yet ridden). We welcome
new faces to this meeting - you won't be alone, there are a lot of
people coming to the meeting for the first time. This meeting will
give you an idea of who is involved in the World Naked Bike Ride,
and will help you to decide if you want to get involved in the 2007
ride planning work.
- From
6.30 to 7.30pm we'll have our mini-meeting - this will take
the form of a facilitated discussion, to share ideas and thoughts/hopes
for next year (we're not intending to take any decisions during
the meeting - we'll save that for the e-mail list and 2007 meetings).
- At
7.30pm we'll break for food (although the pub serves food,
it hasn't got any Vegan food, but they have no problem with
us bringing our own - if you are feeling generous, bring enough
to share). The new pub (The Bloomsbury)
doesn't have food or allow us to eat our own there, so we'll
have to improvise.
- After
7.30pm the meeting converts to a social event in a relatively
quiet atmosphere (no piped music or TV screen). This will provide
a comfortable atmosphere to break into smaller groups, mingle,
chat, and perhaps show films/photos on laptops.
2007
PLANNING MEETINGS 6.30pm in the East side of the Great Court in the
British Museum.
(open to all riders)
Thursday 8 February • Thursday
8 March • Thursday 5 April • Thursday 3 May • Thursday
31th May
Saturday
9 June 2007 - World Naked Bike Ride
3.00pm
-
RIDE ASSEMBLY (location
to be announced later)
3.30pm
- World Naked Bike Ride
departs on a 10K route
5pm
- Estimated
time of ride finish
5.30pm
-
Ride event is complete and riders disperse.
(this
lists only events which occur before the 2005 ride)
Quick
navigation here --> Bike - Bike/Skate
- Skate - Body Freedom -
Environmental
BIKE
ONLY EVENTS
Bike Fest (at Camden Green Fair)
http://www.camdengreenfair.ik.com
with participation of http://www.camdencyclists.org.uk
16-24
June 2006 (events everywhere, see site for details)
Bike Week
http://www.bikeweek.org.uk
BIKE/SKATE
EVENTS
6pm
on the last Friday of every month (ride starts at 7pm)
Critical Mass - London
Meet on London's South Bank, just under Waterloo Bridge (outside
the National Film Theatre or NFT).
http://www.criticalmasslondon.org.uk
SKATE
ONLY EVENTS
7:30pm Wednesdays during summer (starting mid-April 2007)
opposite the Bandstand on Serpentine Road in Hyde Park
LondonSkate (many levels of ability - but basic turning and
braking skills are required)
http://www.londonskate.com
8pm
Fridays (except if rain) by the Wellington Arch at Hyde Park
Corner
The Friday Night Skate (intermediate/advanced skate)
http://www.thefns.com
10:30am
Saturdays (except if rain) by the Peace Pagoda on the Parade
in Battersea Park
The Easy-peasy skate (beginners)
http://www.easypeasyskate.com
2pm
Sundays (except if rain) at east side of Serpentine Rd in Hyde
Park)
The Rollerstroll (beginners who can effectively stop and
intermediate/advanced)
http://www.rollerstroll.com
BODY
FREEDOM EVENTS
(Regularly,
see website for details of next event)
Clothes-optional day at Abbey House Gardens
After 2005's landmark day, there
have been many opportunities to enjoy the beautiful surroundings
of Abbey House Gardens - as nature intended - mixing with the textile
visitors.
Abbey House Gardens, Malmesbury,
Wiltshire SH16 9AS
Ian and Barbara Pollard 01666-822212
info [at] abbeyhousegardens.co.uk
www.abbeyhousegardens.co.uk
8
September 2007
World Naked Garden Day - Gardening
as nature intended, the second year of this global event.
www.wngd.org
ENVIRONMENTAL
EVENTS
Weekend
of the May
Bank Holiday (TBC) 2007
Small World Solar Powered Spring Camp
http://www.smallworldsolarstage.org/smallworld
(Bank
Holiday) Monday 28 May 2007 (11pm-8pm)
Kingston Green Fair (date to be confirmed)
http://kingstongreenfair.org.uk
Sunday
3 June 2007(date to be confirmed)
Camden Green Fair and Bike Fest
http://www.camdengreenfair.ik.com
with participation of http://www.camdencyclists.org.uk
For
more events info, visit Green
Furtures Festivals and Transport
2000 and Campaign against
Climate Change
and 