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As well as meeting councillors and collecting signatures for a petition to reduce the speed limit, they organised a large group ride to raise awareness about how to behave around vulnerable road users, including horse riders, walkers and cyclists.
Campaigner Claire Lilly, of Althorne Way, Canewdon, said: "It was a huge success and we had overwhelming support,which was fantastic."
The ride, which formed part of a national event called Ride Out, started in Hockley Woods before making its way through Hockley village, with the support of Essex Police.
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The event was attended by 40 people on foot and 25 riders, all wearing high visibility clothing.
They handed out leaflets and put up posters advising motorists in the area how to pass horses and cyclists on the road.
Claire added: "Our campaign is about representing all vulnerable road users, not just horse riders. Laura's horse could have easily been a cyclist.
"We want to unite people. At the moment, there is a lot of divide and sometimes resentment between horse riders, cyclists, drivers and other users but we should be looking out for each other.
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As well as meeting councillors and collecting signatures for a petition to reduce the speed limit, they organised a large group ride to raise awareness about how to behave around vulnerable road users, including horse riders, walkers and cyclists.
Campaigner Claire Lilly, of Althorne Way, Canewdon, said: "It was a huge success and we had overwhelming support,which was fantastic."
The ride, which formed part of a national event called Ride Out, started in Hockley Woods before making its way through Hockley village, with the support of Essex Police.
Claire added: "For the first time ever, we had police presence throughout the ride which really helped and we were so grateful to replica the love bracelet cartier the community policing team for their support.
"I contacted Detective Chief Inspector Jon Burgess from Essex Police who rides so is well aware of fake eternal love bracelet the plight we face and he kindly offered to send an officer down to help us.
"Essex has one of the highest equestrian populations in the country and also has the highest number of incidents, so it was great the police have come on board as well."
The event was attended by 40 people on foot and 25 riders, all wearing high visibility clothing.
They handed out leaflets and put up posters advising motorists in the area how to pass horses and cyclists on the road.
Claire added: "Our campaign is about representing all vulnerable road users, not just horse riders. Laura's horse could have easily been a cyclist.
"We want to unite people. At the moment, there is a lot of divide and sometimes resentment between horse riders, cyclists, drivers and other users but we should be looking out for each other.
"The road belongs to all of us and we should be able to share it safely."
The campaign has recently encouraged Essex County Council to launch an replica the cartier love bracelet external investigation into reducing the speed limit cartier eternity bracelet in Lark Hill Road, where Laura's horse was killed.
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