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Near Miss of the Day 892: Cyclist squeezes on brakes to avoid overtaking driver — who still ends up hitting cyclist's safety flag - Vimarsana News

Near Miss of the Day 892: Cyclist squeezes on brakes to avoid overtaking driver — who still ends up hitting cyclist's safety flag

“If I hadn’t braked heavily and swerved left, the driver would definitely have hit me at about 30 miles per hour”

Source: road.cc
Under-fire council admits "discriminatory" cycle route barriers were installed without equality impact assessment - Vimarsana News

Under-fire council admits "discriminatory" cycle route barriers were installed without equality impact assessment

"The real issue is that the barriers discriminate against people who use many types of cycle"

Source: road.cc
Research bureaucracy cut as £20bn target nears | Times Higher Education (THE) - Vimarsana News

Research bureaucracy cut as £20bn target nears | Times Higher Education (THE)

Tickell Review of research bureaucracy broadly welcomed by science department, which says it is on track to meet spending target

NI council to revisit eight-year-old motion allowing staff to wear Easter Lily - Vimarsana News

NI council to revisit eight-year-old motion allowing staff to wear Easter Lily

Derry City and Strabane District Councillors are to form a working group to discuss an eight year old motion on allowing council staff to wear Easter Lilies.

GUY ADAMS: Wonder why HS2's costs keep going up and up? One reason, we can reveal, is an expensive obsession with diversity - and you won't know whether to laugh or weep - Vimarsana News

GUY ADAMS: Wonder why HS2's costs keep going up and up? One reason, we can reveal, is an expensive obsession with diversity - and you won't know whether to laugh or weep

GUY ADAMS: HS2 bosses were required, by law, to establish whether the construction of railway, linking Crewe with Manchester Piccadilly, might somehow upset minority communities.