Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Oxford Street to be pedestrianised by 2020 ... so Wightman Rd ...
... can surely be closed to through traffic in the future, as it currently is during the bridge works. If the planners can deal with the re-routing of all those buses and taxi journeys away from Oxford Street for the pedestrianisation plans, it must be possible to do this for Wightman Road as well.
Living Wightman would do well to have a chat with the new Mayor's office.
Tags for Forum Posts: traffic, wightman bridge closure
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Permalink Reply by Peter Chalk on
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And almost every school seems to have a car park...
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Permalink Reply by Charlotte A on
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Because teachers typically get to work early, leave late and carry piles of books and stuff about. Cars aren't illegal.
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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Cars are immoral now though. Look at what Volkswagen did.
I see teachers on the tube with bags full of homework all the time, even marking stuff!
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What VW (and allegedly all other car manufacturers) did is the fault of neither the cars nor the drivers though.
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Permalink Reply by matthew cuthbert on
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Which UK government encouraged us to buy diesel?
Part of the problem I thought, is each manufacturer does their own testing, temptation to bend the rules is too great. Masking tape and removing wing mirrors is one thing but rigging software is another. -
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No more immoral than riding a cycle over a pedestrian footbridge.
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I disagree. Pollution kills.
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This is comparing an individual's action to corporate lying, the FDA might see it differently.
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None on the ladder do.
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Permalink Reply by JulieB on
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Our school, Chestnuts, doesn't have a car park but the teachers are allowed to buy permits for my CPZ. Most of them who I see parking here car share. The others either live close enough and and walk or cycle to school or they get public transport. I can't think of any local primary schools that have car parks, but I could be wrong.
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I didn't realise there was a car park but from what I can see on Google maps it may have 50 spaces, a proportion of which will be disabled spaces. Not really huge in the grand scheme and I'm not aware of any other Council buildings that have any car parking facilities. So again we are talking about 50 car spaces for a workforce of a few thousand.
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