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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Why don’t you just move to the countryside. It's only a few miles on the other side of the M25. There are hardly any cars but plenty of natural planters and trees there. I myself don’t drive or...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- To follow up on Adrian Day's contribution earlier today I'd say that even the national Government will be happy to hear of more walking and cycling. Cars need a lot of London's scarce space whilst...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Excellent piece in the FT:' 'In cities like London, some residents are also angry that roads have been blocked off by flower planters — to create “low traffic neighbourhoods” that put...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Quote: Cyclists trapped in by the low traffic neighbourhood, the surrounding roads too busy for them to go beyond the planters :( Either that or they called every cyclist in enfield to pose for this...
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- 111 First: Accessing urgent and emergency care in London
- There are more details about the new arrangements on the .
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- North London Waste Plan - Further Consultation
- The consultation documents will be available from Thursday 29th October at https://www.nlwp.net/examination/. The consultation runs from Thursday 29th October to Thursday 10th December 2020.
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- And of course the population is planned to increase by a fair bit.
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- How has the Coronavirus affected Enfield's care homes?
- The Healthwatch report rather glosses over the subject of Covid deaths in care homes during the first wave and the fact that Covid-positive patients were being discharged into care homes - as...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- One crucial factor Adrian hasn’t included in his presentation of data is that throughout the period analysed Enfield has remained the same size. That same size has also been required to absorb a...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- When we're looking for the cause of congestion on the roads, funnily enough it's 'more traffic', not cycle lanes or low traffic neighbourhoods. Indeed the latter reduce traffic by encouraging people...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- No idea who they are, hence the made up moniker (I'd go straight to police if I knew) - but it would be nice if some of the more active campaigners against the low traffic neighbourhood condemned the...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Who exactly are "The high traffic neighbourhood gang"? If you know who the perpetrators of this criminal activity are, then you have a duty to report it to the Police along with your evidence. The...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- However, there is good news - low traffic neighbourhoods encourage people to walk and cycle more. This wouldn't have happened in Fox Lane 3 months ago (shot taken yesterday). We need to end high...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- The high traffic neighbourhood gang commit more vandalism in the community. This is a new trick - painting out camera warning signs on Meadway so drivers proceed and get fined. And then the same...
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- 111 First: Accessing urgent and emergency care in London
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