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ALT Over twenty children's cycles and a smattering of kick-scooters are locked to black sheffield stand cycle racks outside of the red-bricked Roseburn Primary School - their frames a riot of colour on an otherwise overcast day.
ALT Foreground: #NoExcuse Background: There's No Excuse For Violence Against Women And Girls
ALT Three people in bright orange hi-visibility jackets work on a pristine blue iron bridge span, while in the foreground multiple flights of new concrete steps are seen leading down muddy banks and new planting to Russell Road.
ALT Photo of cyclists gathering at Edinburg Critical Mass
ALT Photo of folk cycling at Edinburg Critical Mass
ALT Photo of folk cycling at Edinburg Critical Mass
ALT Photo of folk cycling at Edinburg Critical Mass
ALT An exhition installation featuring bright coloured graphics
ALT A bike in an exhibition space
ALT Lots of bike bells on a stand
ALT A bike in an exhibition space
ALT Woman standing at a Spokes cycle campaign stall at a festival in a park
ALT A large group of people on bikes cycling as a Critical Mass in Edinburgh.
ALT Graphic with bold text reading ‘World Bike Day’. The Bike Station’s Logo is present at the top. Transparent background feature two feminine presenting people with bikes smiling with eachother.
ALT A giant bicycle against a city night sky.
ALT From left to right: Pedal Power Co-curator and member of Edinburgh Critical Mass, Victoria Hawkins, Culture and Communities Convener, Val Walker and Assistant Chief Officer for Operational Delivery at the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, David Farries
ALT Exterior of the Museum of Edinburgh.
ALT Exhibition interior at the Museum of Edinburgh.
ALT Pedal Power exhibition at the Museum of Edinburgh.