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It's interesting that even the car in that 'Streetview' would appear to be turning too early. It does amaze me how many people cut corners as the turn right. Power steering should make it much easier, but I think it's made us quite lazy.

I'm torn on this. Clearly repeating the same action over and over again (the placement of the bollard) and expecting a different outcome is insane. That said, it is entirely possible to turn that corner without clipping it - you don't need constant visibility of the corner as you turn - vehicles have blind spots, yes, but humans also have spatial awareness. Personally, I don't think that lorries should be using these streets as a cut through (basically rat running) and the excuse that 'my satnav told me to do it' is lame. The answer would seem to be some sort of width restriction earlier on, maybe at the junction with Bellenden.

I noticed that the mounted 'chevron' sign is missing. Makes it less obvious, but still..

I can understand that it may be difficult to negotiate that corner in a van, or lorry, but a car? Come on Huggers, it's not that difficult to see if you're paying attention.

Can't wait for the Picturehouse to open!

Jeez, there are some miserablists on this forum. They were asking for volunteers - you can say no... it's not forced labour.

... and in the spirit of 'art installation' the film could be edited to produce a 'greatest hits' compilation to be displayed at the South London Gallery.

Why don't they install a camera to catch those who drive about knocking down the street furniture?

Come on people... Play nicely

That Village lot... Really!

College: Jon Hartley (Lab), Helen Elizabeth Hayes (Lab), Andy Simmons (Lab)

Well done James. A deserved victory.

Recount for Grange Ward. 10 votes in it allegedly.

Results not in yet for College

..The results as they happen here:

Congratulations James Barber, Rosie Shimell and Charlie Smith!

Thanks PT

I still don't get your objection Parkdrive - people shouldn't discuss political views? Party's shouldn't try to persuade people to vote for them?

Anyone know when the Southwark results are likely to be in?

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I find this thread very patronising. Do we need to > be told to vote or who for? Isn't democracy all > about being able to make your own choices? Jeez. I > guess the next thread we can look forward to > seeing is one which advocates individuals being > prosecuted for not voting. Give me strength. Eh? So we can't discuss our views on a forum. What are we meant to do here then? I don't think UKIP is the answer and that's based entirely on policy. I haven't patronised anyone, but given my opinion on a topic, on a forum. I'm generally confused.

Sorry PT, I just read that last post back and it may have sounded like I was having a go at you (not my intention).

PokerTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have an economy and policies that have shut > down upward social mobility and ordinary working > families in ordinary areas are feeling it. They > are working harder with less to show for it and > their children are really struggling to find jobs. > When you have a political elite, who are > disconnected from that, and the wake of a > financial distaster like the banking crisis, where > the culprits haven't suffered and it seems like > business as usual to many, defection to parties > like UKIP is what happens. Farage is as elitist as > the rest of them, but he does a better job of > playing the common man than Cameron, Clegg and > Miliband. Yep, best vote in an ex stockbroker who wants further deregulation, fewer employment protection, an even smaller state and considerably less redistribution. That'll help those who are struggling eh?

Looks great

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Brillant.