The annual WNBR London Naked Bike Ride is worthy, free, fun, legal and it’s making the world a better place for everyone. It is not connected to other protest, cycling or naturist organisations.
It is affiliated to WNBR UK and to the global World Naked Bike Ride network. The campaign seeks to draw attention to its themes by being a fun, well-behaved, lawful spectacle that delights the public and attracts media attention. It is a membership organisation, defined by its constitution. WNBR London is a not-for-profit, unincorporated association.
The traditional date for the ride is the second Saturday in June, so join us on Saturday 10th June 2023. WNBR London 2022 was a great success with a clicker count of 1,003 riders, although we probably missed a few. It is a popular, peaceful, legal, public protest on the streets of London but parental guidance is advised to ensure the beneficial intent of the ride is understood and well received. If you continue you will see some non-sexual images of naked bike riders. The court ordered a ban on the publication of the names of the parties.This site provides information about the World Naked Bike Ride in London. The court, however, denied the request in view of the charges and the man’s criminal record, saying this caused a real fear that the accused would attempt to tamper or interfere with evidence, were he to be released at this stage. The lawyer claimed that the case had been “completely invented by the prosecution, from A to Z” accusing the inspector of dismissing expert advice and extrapolating the charges, asking for his client’s release on bail, even if against stringent bail conditions. Xuereb said that the case was indeed delicate, but added that the accused’s partner had not wanted the police to prosecute his client, who was going through “a rough patch” and had two children and a business to run. Xuereb requested bail, with the request meeting objection from the inspector in view of the grave nature of the charges, his character and the “total control” which the accused allegedy exerted over the alleged victim. He was found naked,” the inspector explained, before the defence interrupted him. “I saw the video and the accused was not making sense, empty words, the speech of a person who didn’t want to speak. Inspector had not heard back from the court-expert at this point, he said.Īsked by the defence as to whether the man appeared to be under the influence of any substances at the time of his arrest, the inspector replied with a description of what had been recorded. Xuereb also asked whether the victim had attended a follow-up appointment with the court medical examiner. When the door was forced open, the woman had hugged the police officers,” he added. “The video I saw showed that the woman had been shouting for help from behind the door. The alleged victim had been spoken to by the police and had also given a detailed account of the incident to the examining doctor, said the inspector. The inspector replied that he had disagreed with the doctor’s assessment and so had charged the man with causing grievous injuries. The lawyer asked as to why his client had been charged with grievous bodily harm when the injuries had been certified as slight by a doctor. She had not, replied the inspector, adding however, that footage from the arresting officers’ body cam was self-explanatory. Lawyer Matthew Xuereb, appearing as defence counsel to the accused, asked the inspector whether the victim had ever filed a police report about the accused. Inspector Hayman asked the court to treat the accused as a recidivist and to issue a protection order in favour of the alleged victim. The woman’s injuries had been inflicted with a piece of glass from a broken mirror, explained the inspector. The officers had to force the door open to gain access to the residence, where they had discovered the accused, unclothed and in the act of attacking the victim with a piece of glass, he said. Officers were dispatched to investigate the report and had found a woman, later identified as the alleged victim’s mother, outside the property, banging on the door and screaming to be let in. Prosecuting police inspector, Eman Hayman explained how the police had received a report of shouting and sounds of fighting emanating from the accused’s residence on Saturday afternoon.
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