... the ones that we have right now to save on energy costs. See? That's a way out. And it puts people to work. Cutting demand means a massive investment in public transportation, rail, clean buses. That's the way out. You cut demand for energy, and you create jobs doing it. On the supply side, diversifying our supply means wind, it means ...

... financial crisis by creating affordable housing and good jobs, strengthening public education and providing health care and child care for all ... industry. We need a nationwide living wage and a massive public jobs program, to address underemployment in our unstable economy while helping build essential shared infrastructure like public transportation and schools. We need new trade and immigration policies that work for working people on ...

Doug wrote: All pub car parks should be closed down and road parking not allowed. Pubs should be returned to local use where customers are within walking distance or can get there by PT. This will help to keep killer motorists to a minimum. What about in places where there is no pub and no public transport?

... You want a good use for a car? My mother is old , unwell and lives 5 miles from me. If she has a problem I can get there in 10-15 minutes. To use public transport I'd have to take a 30 minute bus ride (after waiting however long it is for the bloody thing to turn up in the first place) followed by an almost 1 mile walk. ...

...> You want a good use for a car? My mother is old , unwell and lives 5 miles from me. If she has a problem I can get there in 10-15 minutes. To use public transport I'd have to take a 30 minute bus ride (after waiting however long it is for the bloody thing to turn up in the first place) followed by an almost 1 mile ...

... me. If she has a problem I can get there in 10-15 minutes. To use public transport I'd have to take a 30 minute bus ride (after waiting however long it... if it's a non-life threatening call? Wasting all those public resources? Taking away an ambulance from someone who might need it ...Boltar and many others, but a bicycle just isn't reasonable transport for many journeys. My guess is you are too lazy to ...

...> You want a good use for a car? My mother is old , unwell and lives 5 miles from me. If she has a problem I can get there in 10-15 minutes. To use public transport I'd have to take a 30 minute bus ride (after waiting however long it is for the bloody thing to turn up in the first place) followed by an almost 1 mile ...

...>> You want a good use for a car? My mother is old , unwell and lives 5 miles from me. If she has a problem I can get there in 10-15 minutes. To use public transport I'd have to take a 30 minute bus ride (after waiting however long it is for the bloody thing to turn up in the first place) followed by an almost 1 mile walk. ...

... You want a good use for a car? My mother is old , unwell and lives 5 miles from me. If she has a problem I can get there in 10-15 minutes. To use public transport I'd have to take a 30 minute bus ride (after waiting however long it is for the bloody thing to turn up in the first place) followed by an almost 1 mile walk. ...

... also cause major highway disruption in the congested Camden area." Is this another case of private transport before public transport? There was major long term disruption in the Paddington area when the bridge on Bishops Bridge Road ...to be known as the Mayor who did nothing? If this is what the Tories are doing to public transport in London, what will the Tories do nationally if they get into power?