london
Bomb Found in London's Picadilly Circus Area Paid Members Public
It’s not much fun waking up to news of a bomb being found in your city. [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6252276.stm] But it sure as hell beats waking up to hear that a bomb has gone off.
London in the Snow Paid Members Public
A wee bit of videoblogging I did back in February and which has sat unedited, on my laptop since: Music: Snowfall by Rada [http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=e72fa09fc26ed1ca95e0bbcd7c2ec953]
Liveblogging Ahoy: London Mashup Paid Members Public
Liveblogging time. I’m at the Mashup [http://www.etribes.com/mashup] event in central London. I’ll blog for as long as the battery lasts.
Do You Know This Man? Paid Members Public
Just over a week ago, Jackie was assaulted [http://www.jackiedanicki.com/?p=928] . She got a picture of her attacker [http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaxuk/305080287/]. Have a look, and should you recognise him, get in contact with her.
London's transport is broken Paid Members Public
Sometimes a break can let you see things with new eyes. I haven’t commuted into or out of London by train for over three months now, and a blessed change it’s been. However, today an appointment in London in the morning and one in Sutton in the afternoon
Docklands Cranes Paid Members Public
Goodbye, hello Paid Members Public
So, what do I return from my weekend away to find? Casino Avenue is closing down [http://www.casino-avenue.co.uk/2006/09/right-time-to-come-out-with-it-this-is.htm] . Waaaay back in the day, this blog used to be much more focused on my area of south east London, and the good Inspector Sands
Lessons from London's roads Paid Members Public
After a week and a half commuting through south London in my trusty car, I have made the following observations: * “Mirror, signal, manoeuvre” appears to have been replaced by “manoeuvre, mirror, (optional) signal” * The correct response to any form of hesitation on the road is to immediately overtake. This is
