🚨Deadline this Friday (Sept 19th) to stop bike parking charges in Hammersmith and Fulham - see Save London Motorcycling 🏍️🛵 (@SaveLondonMC) / X for more info.
H&F bike parking charges consultation closes THIS FRIDAY 18th September at 5pm
Should bikes be discouraged and charged for parking like cars are?
Or encouraged as part of the solution to reducing congestion?
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Make sure your voice is heard!
https://t.co/l6PUVqokK8
Please sign this petition & share.
@LBofHounslow is setting motorcycle parking at £2 per hour - £4k per year!
This is a ludicrous price & needs everybody to push this petition:
https://t.co/bu36lLqtwR via @38degrees
Great to have Máire & Peter from @LdnMetSpecColl here at our exhibition today, with some of the fascinating records they have in the Archive of the Irish in Britain
We're all here @LDNIrishCentre until exhibition closes at 8pm!
Free entry, do drop in👇
https://t.co/k1gKAX5bYm
2024: Opportunities for Motorcycling as the General Election Approaches
In what is likely to be a general election year, the NMC gears up to build on 2023 achievements to secure the future of motorcycling
https://t.co/t5XeQRGOSo
What we want for 2024. The removal of floating bus stops. It will require a rethink of cycling policy in London. But that is overdue. Policy on cycling must sit alongside policies for disabled people, pedestrians & bus users. Thanks to @NFBUK for the video & your campaigning.
Great to get hold of some of the promotional material for our upcoming touring exhibition Look Back to Look Forward: 50 Years of the Irish in Britain
Coming to a town near you soon… ⏳☘️🚢🛫🖼️🗣️🔊🎧 #IrishInBritain50
The issue isn’t LTNs, being taxed to park at work, roadblocks or being taxed to drive - the issue is that your council has the power to control your mobility and your life like this.
Hackney Motorcycle Parking Charges – NMC Supports Call for Evidence Review. Extraordinary decision by Hackney Councillors to not review flawed justification for parking charges needs to be reversed. https://t.co/3xXH3aWXbq
@Ikea - that's not ideal. I've waited 12 hours for a delivery, tried to contact you via chat - but no workers available, tried to phone but there's a 60 minute wait time. You charged me £40 for the delivery. If there were issues why no SMS to let me know?