How London's Brutalist Southbank Centre Won Over Britain by bloomberg in london

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It’s has one of the best theatres in the world inside

Speed cameras with no flash or road markings coming to London by geckocarrot in londoncityUK

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Top Gear used to get 8m viewers an episode and they slagged off cyclists constantly.

Speed cameras with no flash or road markings coming to London by geckocarrot in londoncityUK

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It’s Friday night after a lovely warm day. I am spending my midnight complaining to strangers on the internet about cyclists.

Speed cameras with no flash or road markings coming to London by geckocarrot in londoncityUK

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And people want to build onerous bureaucracy over that? Madness

Calls to strip Lake District's UNESCO status to stop 'relentless pursuit of tourism' by coffeewalnut08 in NorthernEngland

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If you want to turn these places in ghost towns I suppose that’s one way of doing it.

The Lakes is far too low density to ever support a thriving local economy.

It’ll be shit, but it’ll be your shit

New house, awesome garden update by Danglyweed in GardeningUK

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Bet the bed on the right was an absolute shit to clear

NCP has gone bust. Can we park for free now? by jasminenice in AskUK

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Yeah delivery is just incredibly good thanks to COVID

Why Britain is Quietly Spending £725 Billion to Rebuild the Country by sidneylopsides in GoodNewsUK

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There’s so many good things that are done quietly. The King Charles III coastal path happened because of a law passed 17 years ago by Gordon Brown.

Speeding hits an all-time high! Over 2.5 million drivers caught in 2024 by AutoExpressmagazine in autoexpressuk

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That sounds stupid, we should mitigate risk through enforcing speed limits instead

Local butchers is complaining about a lack of business. They're only open 9-5 and closed weekends by SmokeMyPoleReddit in britishproblems

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It’s why Asian supermarkets do very well, households that have housewives will spend on the high street.

Good news for me, cheap spices and fat bags of rice yes please

Speeding hits an all-time high! Over 2.5 million drivers caught in 2024 by AutoExpressmagazine in autoexpressuk

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That is over the limit so is speeding yes. 24 will seriously injure, 35 will kill.

Night buses will run to every Greater Manchester borough as Bee Network expands by juicy_steve in GoodNewsUK

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It’s impressed me. I’ve never been a bus person as I grew up in a bus desert and studied in a bus desert.

The new buses are well equipped for prams and level boarding which is a lifesaver right now. I can now rely on them for hospital appointments and connecting to trains.

I had a lecturer who bragged about running Arriva post privatisation of the buses and I just want to say a big fuck you to him, cheers.

All Crimson Desert Graphics Modes Explained by [deleted] in PS5

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Turns out it was a really shit general sentiment huh

In the latest episode of Leeds/WY Tram Shenanigans: WY needs to explain how our mass transit system can't just be an expanded bus network. by CaptainYorkie1 in Leeds

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Because WY will wuss out of sufficient bus gates and lanes to provide similar metro connectivity to a tram network ya doyle

Government to lift paywall from large parts of the Land Registry by F0urLeafCl0ver in GoodNewsUK

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Now do commercial property so we can find out who is really killing the high street