Entries from Londonist tagged with 'waterways'
April 7, 2008
The Intelligent Transport Society (now there’s a silly title for an organisation if ever we heard one) has anointed TfL ‘clever clogs of the year’ for its iBus system. East London could become a new Amsterdam. Um, that’s in terms of usable waterways, of course. 7/7/5 film is to debut at Cannes An restaurant worker in Tooting has broken both legs whilst fleeing from immigration officers. That really is awfully bad luck. Watch out......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra"January 10, 2008
Waterfront London, which opened today, looks at waterside development in London; recently completed, underway or in the pipeline. It considers how our waterfronts are transforming and being embraced as essential public spaces whereas, not long ago, we buried rivers, turned them into sewers or filled in and built on them. The enlightened approach, celebrated here, is to embrace the waterways and exploit their potential as transport routes, leisure facilities and biodiverse environments. The key......
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