In the City of London, virtually every one way street is two-way for cycling.

And we think it should be the same in Richmond. The addition of one-way cycling in Holly Road in Twickenham has demonstrated that we can do this in our borough, so we’ve put together a list of the roads where we think the council can implement this quickly and inexpensively.

You can see the details on this Cyclescape page, assembled by Richmond Cycling members – full of simple suggestions like “Can we cycle both ways round Richmond Green?”

The streets we’ve identified so far are:

• Somerton Avenue @ Clifford
• South Worple Way East End
• Kingsway
• Richmond Hill
• Ormond Road
• Paradise Road
• George Street
• Eton Street
• Richmond Green
• Grove Road
• Park Road
• Glebe Way
• 1st Cross Road
• Kew Station Approach
• Wiggins Lane Ham
• The Vineyard
• Cumberland Road
• Leybourne Park
• Priests Bridge

17 June update

We’ve asked the council about these, and also added the following:

• Clarence Street in Richmond.
• Portland Terrace (and Richmond Green generally)
• Quadrant Road / Duke St
• King Street, Richmond
• Nightingale Lane, Richmond

If you want to comment, you can do so on the Cyclescape threads, on this post, email us at info@richmondlcc.co.uk, tell us on Facebook, or tweet us @richmondcycling.