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A Brexit-Style In-Out Vote May Be Granted To London Boroughs Over Ulez

Voters could be given the opportunity to scrap an extension of Sadiq Khan’s green Ulez vehicle tax if the Tories take power in London. Samuel Kasumu, an ex-adviser to Boris Johnson who wants to be the Tory contender at the next mayoral election, has said he would permit outer boroughs to hold referenda on remainingContinue reading “A Brexit-Style In-Out Vote May Be Granted To London Boroughs Over Ulez”

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London To Be Hammered By Snow And Ice

Snow and ice could hit London as an Arctic blast will cause temperatures across the United Kingdom to fall below freezing tonight. A yellow weather warning will be in place for the capital, the Thames Valley, East Anglia, parts of the Midlands and South Wales from 9 pm tonight until 10 am tomorrow, as wellContinue reading “London To Be Hammered By Snow And Ice “

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What Does London Truly Mean To You?

London has got to be one of the most visited, most iconic and most loved locations in the world. It’s affluent in history with multiple diverse cultures and numerous wonderful boroughs and neighbourhoods – there’s something just amazing about the place. You could spend years getting lost in London and would still not have experiencedContinue reading “What Does London Truly Mean To You?”

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London Council Is Set To Become The First To Scrap Green Roads

A London council is set to become the first to scrap green roads after a review determined they increased traffic jams, caused more pollution and delayed the emergency services. A newspaper outlet said that following the review, Harrow Council announced it will tear up three-cycle lanes and scrap four low traffic neighbourhood schemes. A report,Continue reading “London Council Is Set To Become The First To Scrap Green Roads”

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Sorry, Ed Miliband

It doesn’t matter how much Ed Miliband’s lips tremble, his dad was; as indicated, a far wing highbrow, whose gratefulness to a nation that took him in, extended merely to hoping it might be pulled apart, root by root. The fact that Ralph Miliband was a suburban North London émigré, does not change the reality thatContinue reading “Sorry, Ed Miliband”

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Museums Free for You and Me

Boris Johnson today set in motion a healthy defence for the admission strategy at London’s largest museum which admittance is free of charge, yet after George Osborne slashed their financial plan in his spending assessment, it may be that it will in due course not be free of charge. Free entrance to the museum bringsContinue reading “Museums Free for You and Me”

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Freudian slip!

Lord Freud must believe that the citizens of England are really ignorant individuals, for him to state that there was no evidence between rising food bank use and, the Coalition governments welfare changes. Anyone with an speck of savvy would perceive that there was a connection between rising food bank use and welfare changes, youContinue reading “Freudian slip!”

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And that’s what it’s all about!

Having a fire service is unquestionably critical, it is a foundation of teamwork. It is necessary because it can’t work with just a single fireman, it demands numerous firemen. Fire and rescue officials have a responsibility in law to encourage fire safety and react to fires and, an assortment of other urgent situations. TheyContinue reading “And that’s what it’s all about!”