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this looks quite interesting if you want to stick to LTNs
Mapping London’s new Low Traffic Neighbourhoods – Rachel Aldred
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lang rabbie
Je ne regrette les gazebos
It is interesting, but absolutely useless for the purpose of my original request.
thebackrow
Considerably more Brixton.
This is probably what you want -
SafeCycleLDN
You can't get it to give you a route, but it does show both 'safe' cycle routes that are marked and low traffic neighbourhoods where traffic volumes should be low enough for nearly everyone to feel safe cycling.
The key says it includes
- Thick lines - Protected cycle lanes (segregated from road traffic)
- Thin lines - Unprotected cycle lanes (connecting protected sections of cycle track)
- Dark Blue - Protected permanent cycle lanes
- Light blue - Pop-up cycle lanes (temporary sections of protected cycle lane)
- Orange - Shared space with pedestrians - Speed is often limited and there are sections where cyclists must dismount
- Green - Shared space routes through parks that are closed at night
- Brown - New routes under construction
- Pink - New routes in consultation
- Blue boxes- Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
GarveyLives
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This is the Late Hilda Lockert who was robbed as she returned to her flat at Langport House in Overton Road, SW9 on 30 April 2001.
Her cash (£15), bus pass and a shopping bag were taken ...
(Source: as stated in image)
... the attack left her with multiple injuries including an injury to her head and multiple bruises to both arms and a fractured knee and she was admitted to hospital where she had an operation. Unfortunately, she developed a blood clot and subsequently died in hospital on her 86th birthday on 15 May 2001, after she went into cardiac arrest.
Medical reports concluded that there was a “clear medical and real causal relationship” between the fracture to Ms Lockert's knee and her death, the cause of which was a pulmonary embolus - a blood clot that moved from her legs and cut off the blood supply to her lungs.
Following initial enquiries, local youth Junior Young (then aged 18, and resident on Angell Town Estate) was arrested on 5 June 2001. He denied any involvement in the attack.
In 2015, a forensic scientist re-examined samples taken from the handles of Ms Lockert's shopping bag, and using the extremely sensitive Low Copy Number DNA method he concluded the sample taken from the bag was one billion times more likely to have come from the defendant, Hilda Lockert and another unrelated person, than from Hilda Lockert and two other unrelated people.
Earlier today, Junior Young, now aged 39. was convicted of the manslaughter and robbery of Ms Lockert after denying involvement and claiming that his DNA could have been transferred onto the shopping bag from the 'real' robber.
Hilda Lockert Walk in north Brixton has been named after the late Ms Lockert in her memory.
(Source: Metropolitan Police)
Junior Young will be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Monday 20 December 2021.
Her cash (£15), bus pass and a shopping bag were taken ...
(Source: as stated in image)
... the attack left her with multiple injuries including an injury to her head and multiple bruises to both arms and a fractured knee and she was admitted to hospital where she had an operation. Unfortunately, she developed a blood clot and subsequently died in hospital on her 86th birthday on 15 May 2001, after she went into cardiac arrest.
Medical reports concluded that there was a “clear medical and real causal relationship” between the fracture to Ms Lockert's knee and her death, the cause of which was a pulmonary embolus - a blood clot that moved from her legs and cut off the blood supply to her lungs.
Following initial enquiries, local youth Junior Young (then aged 18, and resident on Angell Town Estate) was arrested on 5 June 2001. He denied any involvement in the attack.
In 2015, a forensic scientist re-examined samples taken from the handles of Ms Lockert's shopping bag, and using the extremely sensitive Low Copy Number DNA method he concluded the sample taken from the bag was one billion times more likely to have come from the defendant, Hilda Lockert and another unrelated person, than from Hilda Lockert and two other unrelated people.
Earlier today, Junior Young, now aged 39. was convicted of the manslaughter and robbery of Ms Lockert after denying involvement and claiming that his DNA could have been transferred onto the shopping bag from the 'real' robber.
Hilda Lockert Walk in north Brixton has been named after the late Ms Lockert in her memory.
(Source: Metropolitan Police)
Junior Young will be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Monday 20 December 2021.
GarveyLives
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One of the highlights of the gathering was when the group confronted the malevolent presence of Vincent Atkins in Windrush Square with the chant "His Time Is Up", notwithstanding him being surrounded by the protective presence of the Metropolitan Police.
TopCat
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Let me just check this. Vincent The Rat Atkins was in the Square?
GarveyLives
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teuchter
je suis teuchter
Sort of back on the subject of the failing lighting in windrush square...
Maybe Lambeth can take some lessons from Southwark. Lighting is really important and not just about plonking some bright street lamps around. The lighting scheme as originally installed in windrush square was not bad but of course it's no good if half of it isn't working.
Have nicked this link from the Camberwell thread.
Maybe Lambeth can take some lessons from Southwark. Lighting is really important and not just about plonking some bright street lamps around. The lighting scheme as originally installed in windrush square was not bad but of course it's no good if half of it isn't working.
Have nicked this link from the Camberwell thread.
liquidindian
Hello
Just wanted to mention that Citymapper and a few other apps use the same cyclestreets API, so you don't waste time trying these different apps and getting the same result. I've found Citymapper good too and I'm pretty new to this, I'm not an "everyday cyclist". CycleStreets » Mobile apps
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Please help if you can: Brixton Soup Kitchen needs your help – and donations – for the Christmas period
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This afternoon in Brixton Today: Global Majority Resistance Jam in Brixton Station Road, 3pm, 27th Nov 2021
twistedAM
Left Of The Dial
Selling this Marshall fridge (still in box) and will donate the money to the Soup Kitchen. Must collect from the Windmill. Lowest internet price is £247; hoping to get £100.
No but can hear it. Sounds like fireworks (or gunshots), car horns and shouting. Is there a building on fire perhaps containing explosive materials? It's been going on for half an hour...
Rushy
basically a scrotum
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There's also a Tube-style map at Route Plan Roll (scroll to the bottom)
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Claim your winter support from Lambeth Lambeth launches winter support package help for families in need
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
brixton bass tomorrow at the hoot. jumping jack frost. only a tenner.
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BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
what a fucking great night that jumping jack frost puts on. so relaxed (can leave your jacket where you fucking like!), bouncers friendly, and an almost total mix of a crowd. brilliant! much gladder who chose it over fabric.brixton bass tomorrow at the hoot. jumping jack frost. only a tenner.
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