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Healthy Streets for Higham Hill & LLoyd Park
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Promoting clean,#healthystreets for the people of Higham Hill & Lloyd Park in our corner of E17. Email us at [email protected] to get involved
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The ULEZ expansion is helping to improve the health of millions of Londoners.

Harmful NO2 concentrations are estimated to be down across London compared to a no-ULEZ scenario.

Central London - 54% lower
Inner London - 29% lower
Outer London - 24% lower
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Today marks the start of #VolunteersWeek. We want to say a massive thank you to all our amazing volunteers for your time, care & support for #AirPollution action.

Whether it’s brainstorming campaigns, meeting your MP, attending an event or sending out flyers, we are nothing without you! 💚 😘
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1 minute action, you know you should : )
⏰ It's time for London's Mayor to Dare to Dream bigger and leave a cycling legacy for London!

✍️ Please take one minute to support our new Dare to Dream campaign asks by emailing Sadiq to take action and be bolder.

Find out more: bit.ly/43YSUC7
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Twice as many children die in car crashes than from all pediatric cancers combined. This does not count the long term health effects of breathing exhaust, brake and tire particles or the loss of physical activity and independence from living in a world hostile to traveling outside of a car.
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Has your council declared a nature emergency?

Fantastic new resource from the Woodland Trust, @mysociety.org and @climateemergencyuk.bsky.social

100 councils have declared an emergency, 48 have evidence-based action plans and 5 are managing 30% of their land for nature.

Find out more👇
Nature Emergency
Has your council declared a nature emergency?
www.natureemergency.com
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A Woonerf in the Netherlands. Through motor traffic is redirected to main roads. Greenery & street furniture (including a small playground) is strategically placed to ensure motor traffic keeps to slow speeds, with paving used & roadway raised at junctions, where collisions are most likely to occur
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“Over half of parents (53%) view traffic as a barrier to play… In addition to safety concerns, the rise in vehicles on the road – moving or parked – has displaced children and young people from many streets by physically occupying spaces which used to be free for them to play in”

Essential reading👇
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Hybrids have always been a favourite of centrists / go-slow types.

The orange bars are what car companies claimed their emissions intensity was, and the blue bars are what their actual, real-world emissions intensity is.

Industry-wide fraud, basically.

climate.ec.europa.eu/news-your-vo...
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A very clear response from London Fire Commissioner, Andy Rowe to a question at Fire Plenary last week from Emma Best AM about the impact of LTNs on fire brigade attendance times.

"We genuinely couldn't find any evidence of LTNs doing anything to our overall attendance times".
A very clear response from London Fire Commissioner, Andy Rowe to a question at Fire Plenary last week from Emma Best AM about the impact of LTNs on fire brigade attendance times.

"We genuinely couldn't find any evidence of LTNs doing anything to our overall attendance times".
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Latest emissions data has been released, showing a slight overall reduction in PM2.5 levels from domestic combustion.

However, if you live next to a wood burning household, an overall reduction means nothing because you're living in an #AirPollution hotspot. #WoodBurning www.gov.uk/government/s...
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#WomensFreedomRide tonight.

It’s such a great campaign and very excellent report looking at gendered social safety especially after dark when riding a bike.

So sorry not to be able to join @londoncycling.bsky.social

Repirt is here: lcc.org.uk/campaigns/wo...
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If there was ever a clearer argument for cars never to be allowed within 500m of schools, 20mph zones, and restrictions on massive SUVs.

Every UK school should have a School Street.
Wimbledon school crash driver arrested in reopened investigation
Driver of car that crashed into school, killing two girls, held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving
www.theguardian.com
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Loving our new accessible pavements replacing parking, daylighting with cycle parking and informal play/seating.

Fantastic to see thanks to @labourstone.bsky.social @kira.social @shumonalirahman.bsky.social @wfcouncil
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I am a climate scientist and this is correct ⬇️
Occasional reminder that there’s no, “it’s too late, its over” for anthropogenic climate change. Every molecule of CO2 that doesn’t go into the atmosphere makes a difference. Preventing 0.1 degree of warming makes a difference. Every bit of climate resilience we build together makes a difference.
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One of those shots from real life that feels like a warning from the future.
Esther Road in Waltham Forest was subject to bad flooding in 2021.

Parking out, rain gardens in. Beautiful, urban cooling, mental health boosting, biodiverse, flood mitigating awesomeness.

@labourstone.bsky.social @meristemdesign.bsky.social
#healthystreets #healthystreets4hhlp
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The people who loudly complain about bike share schemes tend to be strangely silent on this sort of thing