-
Recent Posts
Looking for something here?
Get email updates from us
What people are saying
William Pitt-Jones on Rufford Street local hist… Shirley Nicholson on Kings Cross voices back on the… Cally Labour Council… on End of the road? Daniel Z. Zylberszta… on End of the road? Tony Rees on End of the road? Daniel Z. Zylberszta… on Yes! It’s all gone 20 mi… Edward on Yes! It’s all gone 20 mi… TFL Consultation… on New Consultation Launched for… Twitter @kingscrossuk
My TweetsLike us on Facebook
Subscribe to feeds
Report street problems
... and if it's a major problem,
contact us as well and we'll write about it on this siteDo people read this stuff?
- 567,607 hits since Nov 2011
Big local issues
Pollution levels on Euston Road
King’s Cross weather (BBC)- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
Category Archives: Local issues
TfL advised engineers to ignore cyclists at killer Kings Cross junction, despite cyclists being 20% of casualties #cyclesafe
From 2005-2009 road engineers Colin Buchanan and Partners conducted traffic flow modelling and measurements in the Kings Cross area on contract to TfL. Buchanans is the daddy of traffic flow engineers and they developed a computer model to analyse the effects of … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
20 Comments
“We may need it once a year!” The cynical keeping-open of a Kings Cross rat race track.
Over the years I had both successes and failures with TFL in personal correspondences. One amongst others remains unresolved. It is the issue of Swinton Place WC1X 9NF. Swinton Place connects Swinton Street and Acton Street, in the South of … Continue reading
Do strippers belong in a modern Kings Cross? Flying Scotsman seeks to renew adult entertainment licence
For the local flesh trade the Flying Scotsman is like the ravens at the Tower of London. It’s been a fixture at the bottom of the Cally Road offering striptease for what seems like decades. Should it go, then it’s … Continue reading
Two-directional cycling: Further one-way streets opened
There have been more one way streets opened up for two directional cycling. The latest known additions are at Great Percy Street on Islington’s side of Kings Cross, allowing cyclists to use the full length of Gt. Percy Street, and also … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
2 Comments
Met police apparently investigating TfL for corporate manslaughter
Our campaign to see TfL held to account in the Courts for its mismanagement of the Kings Cross junctions has gone up a notch today – The Times reports today an interview with the Met’s head of traffic death investigation: … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
4 Comments
Love The Cally? Then you’ll love this…
I start the morning with a huge smile. Councillors in Cally ward on the Islington side of KX have announced a road improvement programme for Caledonian Road that includes a new zebra crossing, road build outs, additional parking and canal bridge safety … Continue reading
Camden makes Seaford St., Kings Cross dual-way for cyclists
Camden council has opened up Seaford Street WC1X for dual direction cycling. It is now possible to cycle the Kings Cross North-South axis South of Euston Road on calmer roads omitting Kings Cross Road connecting Euston Road, Kings Cross / Argyle Square … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
2 Comments
Mayor Johnson refuses to give timetable for his review of dangerous junctions #cyclesafe
It’s hardly Downton Abbey and sometimes looks like an episode of Wurzel Gummidge but it’s worth taking a look at this webcast of today’s Mayors Question Time in the GLA for the latest in the reality of the #cyclesafe campaign. The … Continue reading
Posted in Road Safety in Kings Cross
Leave a comment