"Plummer argues that the advent of Google Maps opened up a significant number of streets as potential rat-runs, which were previously unknown and not used. LTNs reset this, she says."
https://t.co/0yg72DsyqC
@MickCoffey2 Nick Robinson tends to be really agressive about anything to do with unions; union bosses get in the neck big time from old Nick which I very much dislike.
The janitor's house of the former 1901 Greenfield Primary School in Glasgow. A janitor's cottage was a feature of almost all Glasgow schools, and those built in the Victorian and Edwardian eras are often little architectural gems in their own right.
#glasgow#architecture
"The obsession with growth is insane. We live on a planet with finite resources....We are one species, on one planet, with one last chance to sort it out and we've got to do it now!" says @ChrisGPackham@XRebellionUK#HeathrowExpansion@StopHeathrowExp
It's been 240 years since Scotland's national bard Robert Burns wrote 'To A Mouse' - and we think it sounds brilliant even today.
Listen to Scottish actor James Cosmo give his rendition, as we get ready for #BurnsNight.
What's your favourite Burns poem?
One of the greatest and most insane dance numbers in Hollywood History.
The Ross Sisters sing Solid Potato Salad from Broadway Rhythm. (1944)
And then...
The magnificent Caledonian Mansions at Kelvinbridge in the west end of Glasgow. Designed by James Miller in a Free Arts and Crafts/Glasgow Style, it was built in the 1890s for the Caledonian Railway Company.
#glasgow#architecture#archiecturephotography#kelvinbridge