After some major bodging I have managed to deploy
@chris-larkin.bsky.social's code to generate LTNs for Ipswich! This is a really cool code base I'd recommend to anyone (it comes with its own visualiser!) siskiyoucedar.github.io/LTN%20Detect...

The Nation's Most Central Location was an absolute killer. Didn't realise he had another one out!

Damn. This is amazing. £325 per week, paid monthly, for 3 years - and the result was a profit for the Irish economy:
www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employmen...

Used a Santander Cycle (Kenny farthing) for the first time in ages yesterday. It was a joy! Proper dutch-like, weighty to ride but glides around like a big red wood pigeon. So relaxing. I'd recommend it to anyone, including seasoned cyclists.

www.theguardian.com/technology/2... Any small victory that sticks it to the big man in big tech, I say

Absolutely insufferable aviation chat on the BBC Today programme just now. Does Nick Robinson not know business travel has peaked? And that airports don't necessarily bring economic benefit (see @alchap.bsky.social)? Incredibly one sided conversation presented as balance, for shame.

TOP TEN CAT BREEDS
1. Super Bingus
2. Tender Loaf
3. Crime Bean
4. Le Squishe
5. Load-bearing Tater
6. Royal Softling
7. Electric Spiceweasel
8. Pantaloosian
9. Tammy
10. Dinky Porch Pebble

The “bang bus” owned by adult entertainer Bonnie Blue, visiting Oxford for Freshers’ Week, will not be eligible to pass through the High St bus gate. An Oxfordshire County Council spokesman told the Clarion: “Having taken the risk of googling Bonnie Blue’s Bang Bus, the vehicle appears to be a van.”

As I pressed send on that I looked up to see this guy’s solution to the tube strike.

I would like the government to talk less about stopping the small boats and more about building the big trains.

Draw the line. Join the Green Party today ⤵️

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“The AI in the study probably prompted doctors to become over-reliant on its recommendations, ‘leading to clinicians becoming less motivated, less focused, and less responsible when making cognitive decisions without AI assistance,’ the scientists said in the paper.”

@gralefrit.bsky.social You have to see these! A friend of mine has been collating a series of images entitled "Things my students have written turned into Philomena Cunk quotes" and they're just glorious.

Another in the now SERIES of posts I've made regarding strange horse themed signs.

Bluesky, I dare you to ride some apocalpyse-themed flaming horse into this park.

Please don't plug keyboards or other devices into random USB ports, ok?

This is a dangerous strategy & will create future sink estates & lead to all kinds of public issues as developers make huge profits.

Housing policy can ONLY work if it's joined up with environment, industrial, transport, health & education- the reason Bevan was minister for housing AND health.

Today, a painting and a poster of the crowds of the cat revolution. The working cats are on the march! If you like my artwork please follow here or on other socials. These and other artworks can be found on my Etsy at nathannunart.etsy.com (or drop me a line). Thank You!

We have officially published our list of sponsored sessions for
@rgsibg.bsky.social AC2025! 🎉🎉 Repost if you're presenting with us, or if you're just dead excited to attend... We'll see you all there 👋 full list on our website below!

transportgeography.org.uk/2025/07/23/t...

In 2023, Amsterdam lowered the speed limit on 80% of city streets to 30 kmh (19 mph).

Since then:
🔹 Ped & cyclist crashes ⬇️ 15%
🔹 Car-related crashes ⬇️ 11%
🔹 Noise ⬇️ 5.5% (logarithmic)
🔹 Traffic ↔️ No change

60% of locals support the lower speed limits.

openresearch.amsterdam/nl/page/1244...

always loved this one, for the bloody mindedness of Peakdon and also for going "don't be silly Monmouth is welsh"

I'm not sure what anyone thought would happen - our railway is fully full. Like not a bit full, but fully choka. And we've killed the only project that would have fixed this for most of the country in a one-er.

The New Towns were a major part of post-WW2 reconstruction and a showcase for town planning. Alongside was the LCC's (and then GLC's) own efforts to relocate people and industry. Here's a 🧵to give a flavour of the opportunities, starting with this LCC "Offices of the Move" leaflet from the late '50s

amtrak’s marketing team gets it

Also, if you want to start tackling the dangerous delivery riders you could start by by banning the "self employed" nonsense the companies currently use.

They should be employees supplied with safe, regulated, company-owned bikes.
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