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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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- North London Waste Plan - Further Consultation
- The North London Waste Plan (NLWP) is moving to its next stage, with consultation opening this Thursday (29th October) and running through to 10th December. Focus will be restricted to the “Main...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- These days I often think it's a shame that I'm getting old, not because my end of life is getting closer, but because I don't have the energy/ability to source information and present it as logically...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Julia Mountain wrote: "I have been commuting to work in Enfield Town by car since March, going via the back roads such as Broad Walk. I estimated that the LTN would add 90 seconds to my journey as I...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Colin asks a good question - and one that is ripe for a 'before and after' study of the crime figures (although I gather burglaries have been down since April due to lockdown, then more people working...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Colin seems to have dug out data which gets to the heart of a matter frequently promoted by David Hughes many years back - getting more bodies in public spaces should (does) reduce ASB / crime. In Fox...
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- Adding a splash of colour
- The fourth colourful crossing is now in place, at Edmonton Green, shown here with its designer Kareen Cox. Kareen also designed the clock at Palmers Green Triangle. Some information about Kareen...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Stepping back from the to and fro which has dominated the pages of PGC, I wonder whether an issue uncovered by a Freedom of Information request on the Warwick/Bowes Road LTN was given considertion...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- No offence intended, but the above makes absolutely no rational sense to me. How could such a diversion have been 'estimated' to add '90 seconds' to that journey? It would simply not be possible....
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- My wife was called for her flu jab at the surgery near the Tesco service station in Winchmore Hill. So yesterday we walked the slightly longer, but quieter, Woodland Way route and made the journey...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- Hello Guy, we don't know each other but we both live on Conway Road. I have been commuting to work in Enfield Town by car since March, going via the back roads such as Broad Walk. I estimated that the...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- I think we must be referring to different places, John Hazlewood. A friend and myself walked most of the streets within the Fox Lane low traffic neighbourhood (N13 and N14) this afternoon. Many...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- My memory recalled recently reading of 70+ LTN’s in London (and pretty much the same again country wide), or an awful lot of nonsense to end if Richard Carlowes wish was to come true. However I now...
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- Fox Lane low-traffic neighbourhood moves a step closer
- They are everywhere, everyone is talking about them, but of course you "dont see them" because it doesnt suit your narrative. "no, they arent there, i cant see them, they burn my eyes, they arent...