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It was... Rebekah Vardy's account
Which one? Palace?I think the cops closed the park today.
Which one? Palace?I think the cops closed the park today.
It was open when I went through it at about 6... according to the local fb page the drive-in entrances were closed to cars but not pedestrians. It would be difficult to just close it as it doesn't have a secure perimeter. Fireworks night involves a lot of fencing.I think the cops closed the park today.
My locked down, and bored dad has been going through his stuff and found this about my grandad. I think he was born on about 1901
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Great stuff!
I'm intrigued by your gran 'hosting' the footballers.
What closures. Links please.
It affects the triangle massively. As no one can cut through Auckland Rd or the side roads, they all have to go along the Triangle bit of Church Road. Speed humps and width restricters are irrelevant when a road is blocked off.Ive found reports about this and see people are worried about a knock on effect to Triangle. My first thought was it was the triangle being closed.
The hills run from Queens Hotel to Auckland Road? I cant see it affecting the triangle that much. Also some of the roads down there already have speed humps and width restrictors. As the last time I was down there I Walked it so dont remember about speed limits, could be 20 by now. If i lived on one of the hills I would hope this made things better...it was ever a rat run down there.
my mate lives right in the middle of those three road closures - he's really annoyed with it - no matter what direction he wants to go he ends up in a traffic jam in crystal palace as thats the only way out. those road blocks seem completely arbitrary and covid unjustified.I'm hearing that the road closures around CP are unpopular and controversial. Be interested to hear what Urbanites in the area think.
Is it not partly the fact that there's still temp lights by the Alma though, because of the bashed up shop, plus a single lane on Church Rd because of temporary road narrowing?Puts half an hour onto my journey to and from work each way. I think the residents of fox hill are quite happy with it. The people I really feel for are the bus users, the journey times must be crazy.
Plus on church road the air quality has been shiiter than usual due to the increased traffic.
Yeah I guess, and other road works also hamper my journey.Is it not partly the fact that there's still temp lights by the Alma though, because of the bashed up shop, plus a single lane on Church Rd because of temporary road narrowing?
There was a protest on Church road yesterday lunchtime about the road closures. The protest group trumpets itself as non partisan but I can't help noticing that the local tory party has thrown themselves into the campaign with gusto. The group do have a point that there does seem to have been some corruption on the part of the labour in that the road closures seem to be in areas where labour councilors reside.I'm hearing that the road closures around CP are unpopular and controversial. Be interested to hear what Urbanites in the area think.
There was a protest on Church road yesterday lunchtime about the road closures. The protest group trumpets itself as non partisan but I can't help noticing that the local tory party has thrown themselves into the campaign with gusto. The group do have a point that there does seem to have been some corruption on the part of the labour in that the road closures seem to be in areas where labour councilors reside.
Apparently the scaffolding on Church Rd has come down.There was a protest on Church road yesterday lunchtime about the road closures. The protest group trumpets itself as non partisan but I can't help noticing that the local tory party has thrown themselves into the campaign with gusto. The group do have a point that there does seem to have been some corruption on the part of the labour in that the road closures seem to be in areas where labour councilors reside.
To be honest initially the closures annoyed me but I see their working on old candle shop so there is hope that the scaffolding will come down sooner rather than later which will ease the congestion on the triangle.