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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Mrs Waters makes a strong argument about the consequences of Quieter Neighbourhoods (QN), and certainly every attempt should be made to meet everyones needs. On the other hand Emma Maloney makes an...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- The LTN looks beyond car drivers and considers the health and well being of all residents. The rate traffic everyhwere is increasing is unsustainable and it is time to reimagine our communities, our...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Plenty of room at the end of my road for bin lorries to do a 3 point turn (as they do every day in hundreds of streets in Enfield - for example for 15 years plus in Broomfield Avenue). And it's much...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- * Since 2008, rat-running has DOUBLED on London's residential roads (and vehicles numbers on A roads has fallen slightly). * In 2007, there were 27m registered motor vehicles in the UK. There are now...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- My elderly parents have now lost their independence due to these projects that have been implemented and are no longer able to drive to their doctors or anywhere else. They have been forced on to the...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Another aspect which hardly anyone has touched on is the effect of the QN scheme on emergency services and bin collections. I have seen footage of bin lorries reversing in the Lakes Area since last...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- I don't have a clear view of the issues in this thread because I don't know the territory well enough to make a really firm view, so tonight I'd like to ask for some clarification about a couple of...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- The "other similar area that has been completed in the project", otherwise known as Bowes LTN is having as many problems and issues as Foxe Lane LTN, in case you are not aware. Huge numbers of...
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- PG songwriters pay tribute to those Working on the Frontline
- Interesting projects indeed Sue, catching me listening to Nick Drake a couple of years back I told Kate about attending a brill Barbican-based celebratory gig of ND’s musical legacy – a concert...
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- PG songwriters pay tribute to those Working on the Frontline
- I am super excited to hear that Kate st John lives in Palmers Green having seen the Ravishing Beauties them support Teardrop explodes and taped their live sessions on Radio One- Wilfred Owen poems set...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- A truly unbelievablely bad concept On a very basic level, closing these streets means a huge increase in traffic to the remaining routes, increased danger to those people living in the remaining...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- I posted on Next Door to see what the local reaction was to the enforcement of the scheme in Fox Lane and there were over 240 comments within a few days. The only one I want to repeat here is the...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- You say ‘objectors’ move ‘no entry’ signs! Wrong! Some selfish person in The Mall took the Oakfield Road sign and placed it in their Road, regardless of the fact that they already had one at...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- What strikes me about all this is that most contributors see the issue through a car (vehicle) windscreen, i.e. from the perspective of adults and especially adults who are drivers. Meanwhile quite...
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- To get a Covid test in PG 'enter a Glasgow postcode'
- The person in charge of the Covid testing system, Dido Harding, was previously head of the Talk Talk mobile phone network, which has come in for some criticism. Perhaps its users didn't realise that...