Cycling collisions, compensation and Civil Law
Cycling collisions, compensation and Civil Law Jodi Gordon, Partner at Cycle Law Scotland will cover the following:- Criminal v Civil Law Common cycling incidents Primary causes of cycling collisions What to do in the event of a collision The claims process and why it is important Dealing with Insurers The role of Police Scotland The…
Spokes Public Meeting – Edinburgh: Connecting Our City, Transforming our Places
Spokes Public Meeting – Edinburgh: Connecting Our City, Transforming our Places Daisy Narayanan (Project Director) will be presenting detailed proposals for the City Centre Transformation, City Mobility Plans and Low Emission Zones. These are scheduled for approval by the City of Edinburgh Council in May, followed by a period of Public Consultation. Daisy spoke at Spokes…
Spokes meeting: Tramline to Granton: Orchard Brae or Roseburn Path?
Spokes meeting: Tramline to Granton: Orchard Brae or Roseburn Path? Edinburgh City Council plans to consult in summer 2024 on connecting Granton to the existing tramline, then onwards to Bioquarter. Our meeting will debate the pros and cons of the two alternative route proposals – some of these are discussed in the 21.2.24 blog at…
Beer Bike Bust: outlaw bigger bikes, or embrace them?
Beer Bike Bust: outlaw bigger bikes, or embrace them? In February, Police impounded a ‘beer bike’ full of revellers on Leith Walk. Common in many cities, this first local incident divided cyclists and residents. Many claimed ‘something car-sized cannot be a bike’; others criticised ‘the fun police’. Together with the recent UK Government consultation on…