..., making ordinary suburban streets sound as if they are rural hamlets too small to have street names as such. Or alternatively as if they are in the dodgier estates of Bracknell ! Or alternatively as if they are in central London, such as Piccadilly, Strand, Poultry, Kingsway, Queensway, Holborn, Cheapside, Cornhill, Houndsditch, Millbank. Those are mainly '...

... making ordinary suburban streets sound as if they are rural hamlets too small to have street names as such. Or alternatively as if they are in the dodgier estates of Bracknell ! Or alternatively as if they are in central London, such as Piccadilly, Strand, Poultry, Kingsway, Queensway, Holborn, Cheapside, Cornhill, Houndsditch, Millbank. Those are mainly 'evolved' ...

... making ordinary suburban streets sound as if they are rural hamlets too small to have street names as such. Or alternatively as if they are in the dodgier estates of Bracknell ! Or alternatively as if they are in central London, such as Piccadilly, Strand, Poultry, Kingsway, Queensway, Holborn, Cheapside, Cornhill, Houndsditch, Millbank. I blame Boris! Only a city...

... making ordinary suburban streets sound as if they are rural hamlets too small to have street names as such. Or alternatively as if they are in the dodgier estates of Bracknell ! Or alternatively as if they are in central London, such as Piccadilly, Strand, Poultry, Kingsway, Queensway, Holborn, Cheapside, Cornhill, Houndsditch, Millbank. -- Richard J. (to email me, swap...

..., making ordinary suburban streets sound as if they are rural hamlets too small to have street names as such. Or alternatively as if they are in the dodgier estates of Bracknell ! Nick -- Serendipity: http://www.leverton.org/blosxom (last update 9th August 2008) "The Internet, a sort of ersatz counterfeit of real life" -- Janet Street-Porter, BBC2, 19th March...

... <peter.thomas8899@googlemail.com> wrote: On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:48:51 +0100, "Mortimer" <me@privacy.net> wrote: That tactic is not confined to London and Mad Ken. The A329(M) Reading-Bracknell-via-M4 motorway was downgraded to an A road - I think just the bit between Winnersh and the A4 - so they could designate Lane 1 as a bus lane for exclusive use by park and ride buses....

... <peter.thomas8899@googlemail.com> wrote: On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:48:51 +0100, "Mortimer" <me@privacy.net> wrote: That tactic is not confined to London and Mad Ken. The A329(M) Reading-Bracknell-via-M4 motorway was downgraded to an A road - I think just the bit between Winnersh and the A4 - so they could designate Lane 1 as a bus lane for exclusive use by park and ride buses....

... the London motorways - eg, M1, M3(?), M4, M40, M11 - except the ones which were nobbled and handed over to him. That tactic is not confined to London and Mad Ken. The A329(M) Reading-Bracknell-via-M4 motorway was downgraded to an A road - I think just the bit between Winnersh and the A4 - so they could designate Lane 1 as a bus lane for exclusive use by park and ride buses. ...

... the London motorways - eg, M1, M3(?), M4, M40, M11 - except the ones which were nobbled and handed over to him. That tactic is not confined to London and Mad Ken. The A329(M) Reading-Bracknell-via-M4 motorway was downgraded to an A road - I think just the bit between Winnersh and the A4 - so they could designate Lane 1 as a bus lane for exclusive use by park and ride buses. ...

John B wrote: On 18 Aug, 23:48, "Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> wrote: That tactic is not confined to London and Mad Ken. The A329(M) Reading-Bracknell-via-M4 motorway was downgraded to an A road - I think just the bit between Winnersh and the A4 - so they could designate Lane 1 as a bus lane for exclusive use by park and ride buses. Hmm. What's the pink bit in the ...