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It would be good if a decision like this was made about North Laine, Kemp Town and all over Brighton and Hove. See article below. ONE-WAY RULE TO BE WAIVED FOR...
the lead letter in today's Argus is an irritating one from an HGV driver who doesn't believe cyclists should be allowed on the roads - he says he also cycles,...
I used to find most Argus letters irritating, which is one reason I stopped reading it. The other reason is that it used to flap about when I was driving my...
one thing he said was that at the lights he would always put his nearside wheels in the gutter so no cyclist could creep up by the side of him and then get...
In fairness, his defensive driving (as he calls it) is not an unreasonable thing to do if you're driving a HGV. Its a similar defensive strategy to a cyclist...
I saw the article but didn't get a chance to read it. There was a comment about the "rogue" cyclists that seem to be rife, stating that he has "also seen...
Hey - there's no need to insult Alan et al. They're doing us a favour by reading the Argus so that we don't have to. I get suspicious whenever the Argus starts...
Sorry, I'd overlooked the get-out clause. The last positive Argus article about cycling I know of was in praise of the Prince Regent's hobby-horse. Max...
Bike thief in Hove "thanked" for ruining trip 1:10pm Wednesday 4th February 2009 Comments (8) Have your say » By Richard Gurner » An angry restaurant...
A sympathetic article in the centre pages of the Sun today (4th Feb) by Sharon Hendry on Ghost Bikes (titled "Ghost riders"). The memorial to James ...
there was an interesting item on Inside Out tonight about bike theft - it seems the police in Portsmouth (I think it was) were encouraging people to get their...
That's Portsmouth - why not ask the B&H police what they do ? Or Abbi Hone at the Council might be able to say. Joyce Edmond-Smith ... From: Alan (Fred)...
Shame on whoever removed it It was a beautiful haunting memorial and no doubt acted as a good calmer of the madder speeding motorists along this road Darrell ...
Well that is a shame, whoever did it. I'm sure that someone at The Sun would be interested in a follow-up piece about how the memorial has been removed. If...
Maybe Cranks have a spare bike we could replace it with. Possibly in conjunction with a letter to the council outlining our intention to maintain this monument...
I appreciate the suggestion. However, i remember some announcements by police in Scotland about two years ago to remove roadside tributes to accident victims...
Thanks for the link, Tom. I've used it to post a comment to the website, complaining about the disappearance of the ghost bike. Maybe others would like to do...
... Did you mean http://www.thesun.co.uk/mysun/comment/view.page?storyId=2201640&submissionId=683295 I can't see it yet, I guess they approve the comments...
Yep. It's now been approved and is at http://www.thesun.co.uk/mysun/comment/view.page?storyId=2201640&submissionId=683295 Max ... [Non-text portions of this...
... IMHO UV is a bit pathetic in this era. Why not RFID? http://bikeportland.org/2007/07/10/bike-theft-on-the-rise-is-rfid-the-solution/ or entrapment, Dutch...
you're very brave to take on Sun readers - i note that there are already the usual anti-bike messages are appearing in there! ... -- Alan (Fred) Pipes FRSA ...
The Portsmouth police denied it happened, as they would, but then had to admit they'd been stung! I'm sure different police forces have different ways of...
good idea - those RF chips must be very cheap by now and it would appease those anti-bike ranters who insist all bikes should be registered! I went along to...
As far as I'm aware BHCC has no formal policy on removing roadside memorials. This came up in a recent Portslade Police Local Action Team meeting re. a flower...
