Congestion Zone
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Fake Green Agenda – Birmingham Transport Plan
Under the pretence of protecting the climate (from what?) Birmingham is being transformed into a 15-minute ghetto city. People are encouraged to give up their private vehicle (‘own nothing and be happy‘), to walk and use public transport. To cover up any doubts people might have about this, they repeatedly tell you that it’s all…
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Roadblocks – What Are They Really There For?
As Together’s Alan Miller explains this is Hackney Council where councillors’ stated aim is to block 75%(!) of roads… BUT with 160 councils committing to organisations like UK100 to “beat” Govt Net Zero targets without asking voters, there are challenges all over UK. If you live, work, visit or have an interest in Hackney, have…
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Is There a Better Alternative to ULEZ That Is Better for London, Londoners and the Air Quality?
By Peter J Hughes The congestion zone was introduced in London on 17th February 2003. Before that year the then prime minister and mayor Ken Livingstone both made similar announcements. ‘London has a public transport crisis, it’s failing to keep up with demand for public transport there are bottle necks at Waterloo and Victoria and…