Monthly Archives: August 2010

Ignore the headlines, Brent is going in right direction on bin collections

Posted on August 30, 2010 by DavidM

Don’t ever say this blog doesn’t tackle the big issues. It’s not sexy and most of us don’t really want to think about it, but refuse collection and recycling is probably the service people use most from their local authority. … Continue reading →

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What are TfL hiding about the cycle hire scheme?

Posted on August 24, 2010 by DavidM

[Photo: The Basket – James Cridland – Licensed by Creative Commons] The cycle hire scheme has had a troubled birth with technical issues and escalating costs. While the users of the scheme undeniably find it useful, whether the scheme is … Continue reading →

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Must Try Harder – Oona’s Transport Policies

Posted on August 8, 2010 by DavidM

Any candidate for London Mayor will not deserve to be elected without a coherent and comprehensive vision for London’s transport system. The current Mayoralty’s policies have been hijacked by special interests and lack ambition. So any alternative candidate will need … Continue reading →

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Hooray for Oyster!

Posted on August 1, 2010 by DavidM

It’s easy to forget what an innovation Oyster was and in many ways still is. As well bringing convenience to everyone who use London’s transport system, it has undoubtedly increased the use of public transport. Whilst the rollout to National … Continue reading →

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