Bicycle Tag of bike

I have an 'executive power meeting'

not as dramatic, not as good for daydreams

highlight of my day today; I will be getting a risk assessment performed on my workstation to stop me getting a bad back. Oh the joy.

I had one of those once - they told me to tidy my desk - and that will help my back how? - Cnuts

Desk????????? My dear Clara surely you mean workstation if it were a desk I would need risk assessment 78435b instead of 22985c. Health and safety............................................

It's everyone responsibility to be a prick

old tag was Lincoln's Inn, Newman's Row WC2A

and where is this?

in the foreground obviously!! not just any photo with the Shard in the background will do!

Didn't Timeteam do a dig there?

sounds highly plausible. and there's your first clue from Mirius, if he doesn't go himself!

Ah! How fowl!

was originally going to do that one...

i didn't know that, but i can easily believe it.
close up because bike is rather lost in the colour in the above pic

Old one: Cross Bones Paupers Graveyard, Redcross Way

New one: Should be fairly obvious, but can clue you later if needs be CLUE: You wouldn't want to get married here, but it's a good place for a party

clearly its nice weather in london....
this is incredible pace.

and where is this?

The shard looks more like a Dalek thab ever, in that photo;wispy cloud antennae sticking out from it's 'head'.

nice one kev :)

It's taken over 100 tags to get one with a spok in it. So long...

Wow, that was fast. I suspect the key to finding Kev's is to zig-zag along the line of the railway till you recognise it, or do it on google if you're lazy.

yeah, that's got to be one of the fastest tags yet!

That's the speed of the Spok!
If no-one has it by 6pm, I'll stick up a clue before I go to work.

My one was: Cross Bones is a post-medieval disused burial ground in The Borough, Southwark, south London, in what is now known as Redcross Way.

It is believed to have been established originally as an unconsecrated graveyard for "single women," a euphemism for prostitutes, known locally as "Winchester Geese," because they were licensed by the Bishop of Winchester to work within the Liberty of the Clink. The liberty lay outside the jurisdiction of the City of London, and as a consequence it became known for its brothels and theatres, as well as bull and bear baiting, activities not permitted within the City itself... By 1769, it had become a pauper's cemetery servicing the poor of St. Saviour's parish. Up to 15,000 people are believed to have been buried there. (wikipedia)

Clue added to original picture.

wow, south bank was the place to be back in the day

ffffffuuuuuu... I knew most of the places on this page, but I was at work.

New one: CLUE: You wouldn't want to get married here, but it's a good place for a party

Nice day for it. Bump.

Spok meet hed. Great suffolk street, where the railway lines intersect.
New one coming momentarily...

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how does the clue relate to the place?