On top of that, of course, the village scheme represents one tiny fraction of even the residential schemes.
This is key, of course--deal with the displacement by consistent cell designation.
In six months time, most will barely remember the big mini-Holland panic of 2015.
Frankly, I hope they do remember it and how wrong they were. We need precedent for further progress elsewhere. Sweeping it under the carpet of memory just won't do. :)
As I've said many times, the key is whether local economic performance improves (which I'm confident it will). This is much bigger than cycling--it's about how we live in an urban area like London in the 21st century. Can me modally filter and not build bypasses? I'm sure we can.
Thank you Oliver for reminding us that in the end it's always about the economy.
It is bigger than cycling - its about making Leyton, Leytonstone, Walthamstow and Whipps Cross better places to live and work in for all of their residents and all of their communities...
This is key, of course--deal with the displacement by consistent cell designation.
Frankly, I hope they do remember it and how wrong they were. We need precedent for further progress elsewhere. Sweeping it under the carpet of memory just won't do. :)
As I've said many times, the key is whether local economic performance improves (which I'm confident it will). This is much bigger than cycling--it's about how we live in an urban area like London in the 21st century. Can me modally filter and not build bypasses? I'm sure we can.