Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Names Kelly Clark as New Head of London's National Cycle Network
Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, a key player in London's cycling and walking infrastructure, has appointed Kelly Clark as the new Head of National Cycle Network (NCN) in London. Clark brings a wealth of experience and passion to the role, having previously led the charity's work as Transport for London's (TfL) delivery agent for their Quietways programme.
Clark's appointment comes as the charity looks to ensure the NCN in London aligns with its vision of 'Paths for Everyone'. She aims to make it easier for people from all backgrounds to enjoy stress-free cycling and walking adventures on the network. Clark's journey to this role includes a decade in the transport and logistics sector, where she planned transport services for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and worked as a consultant. She also headed the Neighbourhoods and Networks team in London for Walk Wheel Cycle Trust.
In her new role, Clark will collaborate with various partners, including TfL, The Greater London Authority, Boroughs, Managing Authorities, Funders, and Volunteers, to enhance the NCN in London. The network plays a crucial part in encouraging Londoners to adopt more active travel methods, thereby improving wellbeing and reducing toxic air.
Kelly Clark's appointment as the new Head of National Cycle Network in London signals a commitment to expanding and enhancing the network's accessibility and appeal. With her extensive experience and passion for cycling and walking infrastructure, Clark is well-positioned to lead the charity's efforts in making the NCN a vital part of London's sustainable transport mix.
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