London's Black Unity Bike Ride returned for its second year on Saturday 7 August.

Last year's inaugural ride, organised during the Black Lives Matter protests that swept the world after the murder of George Floyd, saw 1,500 cycle across London, from Walthamstow Central at 11am to Shoreditch Park by 3-4pm.

The ride is fronted by black-led cycling groups to help drive change and encourage unity and empowerment among the black community.

With riders of all backgrounds, ages and abilities welcome, the ride supports underrepresented demographics to increase the diversity of cyclists in the capital.

Last year's inaugural ride, organised during the Black Lives Matter protests that swept across the world in the wake of the murder of George Floyd by a police officer in the US, saw 1,500 ride across London from Walthamstow Central to Brockwell Park in Brixton.

The 24km ride is fronted by black-led cycling groups to help drive change and encourage unity and empowerment among the black community.

Participants set off from Walthamstow at 11am and are expected to reach Shoreditch Park between 3-4pm.

With riders of all backgrounds, ages and abilities welcome, the ride supports underrepresented demographics to increase the diversity of cyclists in the capital.