Ellis, Neil

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18/07/2009
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TP1/A/293
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Neil Ellis lives in Dulwich in South East London but grew up in Devon. He runs his own window display business called Panorama. He is going on the plinth as a tribute to the cyclists who have died on the roads of London since January last year - 22 have died. He wants to raise awareness of the deaths and create a discussion and debate to see what can be done. He then hopes to go to Transport for London with the ideas from this debate. He is dressed as a skeleton and is wearing a cycling helmet and his bike is sprayed white like a ghost bike. He will be erecting 22 banners (8ft in size) around the perimeter of the plinth and will be cycling in the middle.

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