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London Mayor Boris Johnson was asked today to back the use of "bait bicycles" to snare persistent thieves. Campaigners said the electronically-tagged decoy bicycles were proving an excellent tactic for flushing out gangs who target valuable vehicles. Valerie Shawcross, a member of the London Assembly, said the mayor must take action to tackle the "massive volume" of cycle theft in the capital. She said the gadgets have already been used by...
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Sadiq Khan Minister of State for Transport, Twitter 16:50 yesterday:Just co-chaired high level crossrail meeting at DfT with Boris, various Councillors from around London, reps from GLA, TFL, businessSpun by the said Boris, Mayor of London, three minutes later as:Just met @SadiqKhan re: closure of the South London Line & he's agreed to explore other options - http://bit.ly/4jhqeD I wonder if they are singing from the same sheet? I don't think...
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From nickbrowne.coraider.com
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Never let it be said that Japanese heavy music maestros, Boris, don't like to have fun. Granted, the 60 minute drones in their catalog bear the hallmark of a serious band who make serious music, but to see them live, is to see a group who are genuinely enthusiastic about melting your face with big riffs. On their last tour, especially, they were all smiles, Wata, striking poses as he blasted that double neck guitar, and Atsuo drumming as...
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From irockcleveland.blogspot.com
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Image of a maligned bendy by steve_w from the Londonist Flickr pool Boris Johnson spent time defending his transport strategy at the London Assembly Transport Committee yesterday. Despite the reduction in bus services (due to an expected 1-3% fall in passenger numbers because of, er, fare rises), he said he'd already resisted a cabinet minister who wanted to see fewer buses on London's streets. (Sadly, he wouldn't name the bus-refusenik...
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From londonist.com
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