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Tunnelling and Underground Construction Academy
You can see the Tunnelling and Underground Construction Academy building from the train between Manor Park and Ilford, on the mainline from Liverpool Street Station to Shenfield, or intercity to Ipswich and Norwich. I saw the earthworks when it was … Continue reading
Posted in London, Transport
Tagged Academy, Crossrail, liverpool street station, London, manor park, Underground, underground construction
WordPress London #7
I went to WordPress London meetup number #7 last night, hosted by Headshift at their office near Shad Thames, along the south bank of the Thames, east of Tower Bridge. Nice to have something on the East side for once, … Continue reading
Posted in London, London bloggers, wordpress
Tagged Bermondsey, blog, blogger, bloggers, Business, Custom, developer, East, Headshift, hub, Keith Devon, London, London bridge, ManageWP, meetup, Samuel Smiths, SEO, shad thames, software, tower bridge, Travel, wordpress, wpldn
London’s Air Ambulance
I saw a car driving up the Romford Road the other day with “Air Ambulance” written on the side. It didn’t fool me, I know what a helicopter sounds like. later…. Ok, there is a perfectly good explanation for why … Continue reading
Posted in General, health, London, Transport
Tagged accident, Air, air ambulance service, Air-ambulance, ambulance, ambulance services, Anaesthetist, central london, emergency, helicopter, Hospital, London, Medical, RAF, response vehicles, roadside, traffic
London Bloggers – Heather Cowper
London Bloggers Meetup last night featured a talk by Heather Cowper from Heather and Her Travels about travel blogging in general, and in particular How travel bloggers make money from their blogs. An interesting and thorough presentation, but the thing that intrigued me was the makeup of … Continue reading
Posted in London bloggers
Tagged blog, blogger, bloggers, bloggers make money, blogging, blogs, cowper, heather, Heather Cowper, London, london bloggers, Marketing, presentation, silly season
Time capsule for July 25th to August 8th, 2010
Cycle Hire Norton Folgate Taken July 25, 2010 at 11:45 am London Bike Hire Bicycles Arrive London Bike Hire Bicycles Arrive Taken July 29, 2010 at 5:27 pm London Palladium Sister Act Taken July 28, 2010 at … Continue reading
Posted in Flickr, London, Theatre, Transport
Tagged 2010, August, bandstand, Bicycles, Bike, Bottle, Busking, Flickr, Folgate, fourth plinth, Hire, London, london palladium, Palladium, Photos, Plinth, ship in a bottle, sister act, theatre, time capsule, trafalgar square
Thousands march in London against spending cuts
Turnout for the anti-cuts demo and march to Trafalgar Square has been revised upwards to around 400,000 as people take to the streets in London to protest against the government’s planned public service cuts.
Posted in London, Politics
Tagged 2012, Anti-cuts, Campaign, coalition, demo, Gallery, Government, London, News, Politics, Protest, protest march, service cuts, Tahrir Square, trafalgar square, Turnout, UK news





