Showing posts with label docklands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label docklands. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
Wednesday, 29 October 2014
Working Mum: All dressed up with one particular place to go
GUEST BLOG
By Tabitha Ronson It was a last-minute arrangement, and one that I had mixed feelings about, but MCM London Comic Con turned out to be an absolute blast.
I managed to get some tickets to the Sunday of the three-day event as I knew it would be Master A's Nirvana.
Labels:
batman,
cosplay,
cult,
docklands,
east london,
excel,
lego,
MCM London Comic Con,
movies,
ninjago
Tuesday, 16 July 2013
Spiral Notebook: Red is the new green
There is a busy T-junction near my home. It is guarded by traffic lights. Cars obey. Pedestrians wait for the little green man. Cyclists ignore it all and do what the hell they want.
I cannot recall a single time a cyclist has stopped at these red lights if jumping them posed no risk to their safety (and theirs alone).
I cannot recall a single time a cyclist has stopped at these red lights if jumping them posed no risk to their safety (and theirs alone).
This observation could be made of any traffic light anywhere in London. Cyclists see them as mild inconveniences, much as they do the pedestrians they target when they take to the pavement for a shortcut.
Labels:
bicycles,
cycle highways,
cycling,
docklands,
london,
roads,
safety,
spiral notebook,
traffic lights
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