By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 11:59 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:53 EST, 19 November 2013 Richard Muzira died after being knocked from his bicycle by a lorry in Camberwell last night. He was a keen volunteer who once donated at £3,000 prize to a charity he worked with The sixth cyclist killed in London in the last two weeks was an 'real hero' who worked as a volunteer for a mental health charity, colleagues said today. Richard Muzira, father of two and volunteer filmmaker at CoolTan Arts, died after being dragged under the wheels of a tipper truck at a busy junction on Camberwell Road in South London just after noon on Monday.
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Father of two Richard Muriza died at the scene in south London
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A charity he volunteered with spoke of their devastation at his death today
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A colleague said: 'He was a unique, special beautiful person'
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The keen cyclist once donated a £3,000 prize to the charity he supported
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Extra police will hit streets after spate of cycling deaths over past fortnight
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Boris Johnson today called cyclists wearing headphones a 'scourge'
As the new safety measures were announced, London Mayor Boris Johnson said he thought cyclists using headphones while riding on @placeholder's streets are an 'absolute scourge' and he would not be against banning them.