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Or everyone is stuck with the Tories because England keeps voting for them.

FTFY

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Fuck off ya prick

Salvors

have we had this yet?
https://twitter.com/MarinaHyde/status/1110811956678742016?s=07

Yep, exactly the same on the way back. I use the shared use ped/cycle bridge over the railway between Brockley Way and Eddystone Rd and then back streets to Forest Hill and Sydenham.

I work in the city and come in from Sydenham and use Ivydale Rd. then go via Hollydale Rd, past Queens Rd Peckham stn, Asylum Rd, Studholm St, Naylor Rd, Green Hundred St, across Old Kent Rd from Peckham Park Rd then on to St James’s Rd up to Jamaica Rd and then over Tower Bridge. Probably not a quiet as Surrey canal but usually pretty chilled, definitely not busy, apart from Tower Bridge of course, that’s definitely busy.

Can I add myself to the list and have a white (A1) in medium please.

Sydenham, I know of a really nice flat about to go on the market there

Bit of a dredge, but I dropped in to Vaidas at lunchtime today to ask about a general service. He said he could do it that afternoon and it was ready when I went back at 5:30pm. Top bloke.

What’s the day before Wednesday called?

Hate to see the black logo, RIP rider, thoughts with family, friends and loved ones :(

I've been walking across Tower Bridge with my bike very day this week, pretty much every other cyclist i've seen has done the same i.e. get off and push. So far the only people being dicks about it have been one guy on Tuesday evening on his bike, sitting on the saddle but propelling himself with one foot on the pavement going the same speed as everyone else walking - when asked why he didn't just get off and walk like everyone else his reply was "i don't want to wear out my cleats". This morning there was another guy scooting his bike through the crowds much faster than people walking. Apart from those two twats everyone else with a bike has been behaving as normal considerate people, contrary to that ES article.

Google self drive car involved in a collision because the driver of another car jumped a red light

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/sep/26/google-self-driving-car-in-broadside-collision-after-other-car-jumps-red-light-lexus-suv

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/37309613

works fine for me on my laptop - windows 7, firefox browser, and also on my iphone with safari

i used the email option and the 6 digit code send to my email address that i registered with

you could try using an eccentric bottom bracket
http://www.trickstuff.de/en/products/exzentriker_KL.php

#tugatit

USA's bikes have their drive side on the left

too hot today, is my right cleat a bit loose, when do people replace them? Going to need a new chain soon, probably a cog as well, squirrel!

coverage is live on itv4 now

Was the sort of answer I was hoping for, but agree that it would certainly be harder for an MP wished to remain but whose constituents voted to leave. I suppose it's down to whether they feel their career is more important than their own view on what is best for the country as a whole.

I wrote to my MP expressing my concern/displeasure at the outcome of the referendum. Wasn't really expecting a reply but today I received the following email from him.

As you are one of the very many people who have recently contacted me regarding the EU Referendum, I am writing to you to confirm my views on this extremely important issue.

I don’t know whether at the time last year that the European Union Referendum Act was passed that anybody seriously foresaw the cascade of events that would follow the campaign and the majority for the Leave side of the argument. Since the result I have been inundated, mostly by e-mail, with messages arising from the result, indeed I’ve had more contacts on this subject than any other during my time in Parliament. Nearly all have been opposed to “Brexit”.

It is still difficult to know how events will unfold but during the Statement in the House on Monday 27th June, I made my position clear to the Prime Minister as follows “Some discussion following the statement has revolved around the response of Members of this House to the decision of last week. Throughout my experience during 24 years in this House, I have regarded my primary responsibility as being to the people of Lewisham West and Penge, who voted 2:1 for remaining in the European Union. Thus, I will oppose any measures that come before this House that would seek to undermine that.” It is vital to protect jobs, secure growth, encourage investment and ensure our security and influence in the world and I do not believe that this can be best achieved by withdrawing from the EU.

Thanks again for contacting me on this important issue.

Best Wishes

Jim Dowd

Jim Dowd MP
Lewisham West and Penge

Resurrecting this thread as the tour starts this coming Saturday. I would like to see Quintana get the better of Froome this time around.

Think I know how one of my neighbours intends to vote. I don't agree with him.