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If a pedestrian gets hit by a bike, it can be very serious. All it takes is someone not spotting a cyclist coming up at speed.Ā Ā Clearly, no one wants a collision. so letās just make it easier to be seen and for everyone to be safe. Bike lights (front and back), helmet lights, reflective strips on your backpack, high visibility clips on the ankles, wrists, lights on your spikesā¦ itās not hard and it shouldnāt be expensive. Iām just wondering if cyclists havenāt yet adjusted to the darker evenings and donāt actually realise. Perhaps cyclists donāt drive but would benefit from doing so and seeing what itās like from a drivers point of view.Ā All cars had lights on.Ā One of the Boris bikes didnāt, it must have been broken as I thought they were automatic. -
The other thing is that the money the council makes from the festival is not spent in the local area, whereas money made from events in other parks are. Renata Hamvas would have to approve any change to the premises licence before the events team can consider a license for the proposal in the current form. There needs to be an organised local pushback this time, to at least stop that second weekend being granted. I am thinking along the lines of a door to door petition. There are local elections next May. Lot's of opportunity to make this an election issue for impacted wards around the park. Just need to be orgaised.Ā -
yes.. I think it has. I prefered it when Everyone Active had the contract..and an additional benefit was being able to acess other EA gyms across London. Plus I think the equipment in the gym was of better quality. -
Mad that on a thread about the telegraph (and are we saying they Ā are a paragon of reporting? Are we?) it just happens to be the bbc and only the bbc copping the flak headnun - Iām not sure your point about despicable people āhanging themselvesā holds up in a world where despicable people appear to be taking over in so many placesĀ for too long, these people have been given equal airtime to normal people, creating a false equivalence - the result being a lot of people seem to think āwell if one person thinks smoking is bad for you and one person thinks itās good for you, who am I to say who is right and wrongā Ā Ā Ā
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