Hi, I've worked it out, just difficult to find information. Route 32 Kingston to Hayes.
Also route 37 goes along the Meadway
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Hi, I've worked it out, just difficult to find information. Route 32 Kingston to Hayes.
Also route 37 goes along the Meadway
Lcn32 sign
@paulluton.bsky.social
Hi Paul, this sign on the 316 by the subway. What is the route and where does it start and finish. I assumed it's LCN32 but no information online.
Also seen it described as part of the LCN+ routes
Take, accept and celebrate the wins.
My first full lap of Richmond Park in 39 minutes.
Whist this journey is painful, both physically and mentally there are always opportunities to celebrate and be thankful for what I have left.
#Cycling
#disability
I see alot of trades driving around in these, but understand that the government is changing the tax status of these vehicles.
Seems that adopting a max gradient rather than just a set width is a better way to addrws this issue.
The best police social media account remains Isles of scillypolice force circa 2015/2016.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
The problem the police have is that they have hundreds of officers out arresting lots of criminals everyday, but many members of the public will think you do nothing. I'd be posting video and images of officers making arrests everyday.
Ask to see their equality impact assessment. 1.5m air gap should be the standard they aspire to
Richmond council draft SPD dropped kerb design
Wheels for wellbeing dropped kerb dimensions diagram
Cross referencing Richmond council draft dropped kerb policy vs @wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk design guidance. Am I right in saying that the council's proposed 0.6m slope does not meet the recommend 1.2m slope? Any guidance on this is appreciated
@benwheels.bsky.social @isabelleclementmbe.bsky.social
That said the quality of the content is generally poor and mostly angry fans. I occasionally dip in, but quickly leave.
A big achievement today, cycling through Richmond Park with only a small amount of e-assist. Following months in ICU in 2023 and countless major operations my body is repairing itself and riding my Ice Trike has played a crucial role in this process.
@wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk
Unfortunately there's alot more football content on X, so I still dip in now and again
Jeremy Keates @jmk79.bsky.social from Ruils said, “In Richmond, there is a severe lack of Blue Badge parking bays, compounded by low levels of enforcement and rising theft and criminal use.”
Ruils’ 2026 Transport Survey also found that private...read more: www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2026021...
Paris seems on the way to achieving the impossible, other likes Amsterdam did it many years ago. @emilykerr36.bsky.social
Yellow and red train at a station platform during early evening with passengers waiting nearby.
Still time to fill in the Richmond #Transport & Mobility Forum survey.
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I know someone who makes a cup of tea like that. But having made it they remove the tea bag, put it to one side and use it again in the same fashion.
It's staggering that infrastructure like this continues to be installed.
Another visit to A&E for antibiotics for a foot infection. Just when you think you are on a path towards improvement there is always a setback .
The high street where I work in south london still has an office, so local police are based there and are out and about, they aren't travelling in from main police station. If the command structure is centralised there's a need to facilitate a presence in neighborhoods.
I'd like to see louza's data in the last two matches. He doesn't seem to get as much of the ball. He doesn't seem to be marked particularly closely.
It's not exactly a reserve team, half of the starters are first choice players.
An excellent Tom Ince hatrick and comfortable win #Watfordfc
Not conceding a Jamie vardy penalty helps
The argument is rooted in a car centric world where it's considered essential to drive. In reality many people don't and can't drive and are able have normal lives and have jobs. Many drivers who kill and injure recieve neither a custodial sentence or a significant driving ban.
Even if it's measured and there's no EIA local authorities still won't remove them.
Looking for the 1.5m air gap
Emphasising the need to use a camera
