Bicycle Tag of bike

More clueage required?

Not for me. Lovely area.

Would Kidneys approve?

Surely enough clues have been Given?

You know how sometimes you take one look at a picture and immediately know where it is? Or the times you appreciate the cunning of the clue?

This is not either time for me. No idea.

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Milky Joe?

The word in the pic and the clue should take you right there.

I'll try and get it on Monday if nobody's got it before! I've never heard of the place but figured it out from the clues.

Narrator he did not get it on Monday.

It's Friday

I don't think I'll get there any time within the next few weeks

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ah - shit.

heal up.

Thank you. That was 3 weeks ago, so only another couple of months to go. I might still get to the tag first

It's Tuesday

It's Tuesday.
OLD: Pelly road, Plaistow.

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NEW: take your pick, old or less old, they shared a name/function once upon a time. North and South of London's top cycling destination.

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The second one, was it residential a few years back?
Before it became what it is now.
Albeit a bit hostel/temporary like.
I don't mean its original use.

ETA - no it wasn't - I'm thinking of a different building.

The Twentieth Century Society have is listed as sold in the late 1990s and in use as a private college in 2012 (although they are perhaps not the only tenant?). Not sure if there was something in-between. Apparently it is the 'Olympic Park campus' of the institution which must disappoint a few.

I thought this plaque was interesting at the Given Wilson Institute.
Madge Gill in the previous tag returned to East London from Canada at roughly the same time.

More history here
https://easterndrifts.wordpress.com/2016/10/28/ever-blag-your-way-in-to-a-hidden-180-year-old-building/

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Some people obvs know where the new ones are but I can give more clues if needed.

Anyone? There's a lovely strip of blue tarmac that will take you right to one of these.

I've got a route planned for tomorrow morning.

Old:

Poplar Town Hall 1870-1938. Now the Lansbury Heritage Hotel, presumably named after George Lansbury who went to prison with 30 fellow-councillors for his part in the Poplar Rates Rebellion of 1921.

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