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Being neighbourly in the City of London - Making a Neighbourhood Plan in Barbican and Golden Lane at Barbican Underground Station at street level
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Air Quality
For those who may not already know...
There is a website which shows current air quality / pollution around London... http://www.londonair.org.uk/LondonAir/Default.aspx
This website also has links to mobile phone apps so that one can monitor air quality on one's phone and plan walking routes to avoid pollution (although that basically seems to be to avoid busy roads!)
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Permalink Reply by Steve Daszko on
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Interesting Peter. I hope my walks through the City some weekends are good for my lungs then?
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I'll maybe try the app on my phone then?
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Permalink Reply by nathan on
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"You have your own company, your own temperature control, your own music, and don't have to put up with dreadful human beings sitting alongside you."
Steven Norris minister for public transport, explaining to House of Commons select committee on environment why people use private cars in city centres, Feb 1995.
"A man who, beyond the age of 26, finds himself on a bus can count himself as a failure."
Margaret Thatcher
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Permalink Reply by JM on
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Dear me Nathan, next you'll be expecting us all to follow all that "green crap*", you tree hugger you.
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* © The Rt. Hon. D Cameron, MP
nathan said:"You have your own company, your own temperature control, your own music, and don't have to put up with dreadful human beings sitting alongside you."
Steven Norris minister for public transport, explaining to House of Commons select committee on environment why people use private cars in city centres, Feb 1995.
"A man who, beyond the age of 26, finds himself on a bus can count himself as a failure."
Margaret Thatcher
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