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Category Archives: Transport
TfL & Camden public meeting to discuss KX roads next week
LB Camden has issued a draft agenda for the public meeting this Wednesday evening the 17 October, 6.00 pm to 8.30 pm at the Camden Centre – entrance on Bidborough Street, WC1H 9JE. The meeting will be chaired by Councillor Phil Jones, … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Gyrations KX Campaign, Kings Cross N1C, railwayslands, Road Safety in Kings Cross, Transport, Travel
Tagged Air quality, Camden Centre, Camden Council, Camden Cycling Campaign, Euston Road, Go Dutch, gyratory system, Isabel Dedring, London Cycling Campaign, Phil Jones, traffic accidents, Transport for London
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Camden Council host public meeting with Transport for London
News just in from Camden Council, apologies for the short notice: “Come along to a public meeting on 17 October. “Along with our partners at Transport for London we are holding a public meeting about transport issues in the borough. This is … Continue reading
Ilkeston’s historic journey through King’s Cross
It’s been fantastic to see the historic narrow boat, the Ilkeston (built in 1912), travel through our neighbourhood being pulled by Buddy, the lovely shire horse. This was the first time a narrow boat has been pulled this way on London’s … Continue reading
Kings Cross Olympic travel update over at KXLDN
James over at KXLDN has written a very good Olympic travel update for Kings Cross. It’s very much the calm before the storm at the moment until the athletics gets going on Friday, but overall London has shown itself … Continue reading
3D map of Kings Cross tube station
Thanks to Anna for alerting me to these rather wonderful 3D maps of Kings’ Cross underground.
TfL 2012 King’s Cross road safety study update
Thanks to Caroline Pidgeon at the Greater London Assembly for forwarding this news from TFL onto us: TfL has committed to investigating the potential redevelopment of the road layout around Kings Cross to improve safety especially for pedestrians and cyclists, … Continue reading
Kings Cross Olympic transport fun and games
Kings Cross regulars are well used to congestion at KX and St Pancras. I’m limbering up for a series of articles on getting to the Olympics from Kings Cross to do our bit to help out for the Olympics. When … Continue reading
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‘N’ is for King’s Cross
The opening of the concourse somehow speeds the ticking clock to reveal the station’s original façade. So some renewed interest in it this week: here it is above, as part of a London alphabet on the delightful Spitalfields Life blog. … Continue reading