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Ha yes that was me in the Fantasy! Enjoy the Spurs experience tomorrow - I am a season ticket holder there but a fairly large chap so have tried to fine tune my trips there of late to involve less walking! I usually get the 185 to Vauxhall and then jump on the tube to seven sisters, then there are four diff buses (all ending in 9) that you can get from there straight to the ground, straight up the high road - although if you leave it too near kick off, they shut the road off (about two hours before) so you may have a bit of a walk (a lot do do the walk, but it is a good mile and a bit!). Would advise getting to seven sisters about three hours before ko if want to avoid the walk. Another option is get train to London Bridge and tube to Liverpool Street (or bus to liverpool street) then train straight to white hart lane. these will run right up to kick off but involve a bit more walking. https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2024/may/travel-information-for-fans-attending-the-investec-champions-cup-final/ this may help too -
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Depending on where you are you could try https://www.libraryofthings.co.uk/ -
No, I've never actually even seen her in the constituency. This website suggest she's mildly obsessed with Gaza with has nothing whatsoever to do with our constituency. https://www.helenhayes.org.uk/news_updates -
Local authorities are not responsible for speed cameras/enforcement, that is the police, and money goes to central government. https://www.brake.org.uk/get-involved/take-action/mybrake/knowledge-centre/speed/speed-enforcement Can't find any year by year stats on convictions, around a million people get fixed penalty notices, a million speed awareness courses. Heck that is a number of people caught speeding. Don't believe that there is any political push to increase speed limit enforcement. But as with contravening local authority restrictions, if you don't do it, you don't get fined. Consultation is now dead due to the General Election.
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