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Hammersmith Bridge temporary cycle lane set to open next week - Vimarsana News

Hammersmith Bridge temporary cycle lane set to open next week

The 137-year-old bridge remains closed to motor vehicles but a cycle lane will open for 10 weeks.

Source: yahoo.com
Hammersmith Bridge to reopen to bike riders with two-way cycle lane – but only for 10 weeks - Vimarsana News

Hammersmith Bridge to reopen to bike riders with two-way cycle lane – but only for 10 weeks

Damage caused by boat carrying West Ham United fans to match leads to pause in stabilisation works on bridge where riders currently have to push their bikes across

Source: road.cc
Eco-friendly Guy Fawkes festival lights London - Vimarsana News

Eco-friendly Guy Fawkes festival lights London

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Lime contractor tracked seized e-bikes to council lock-up and took them back - Vimarsana News

Lime contractor tracked seized e-bikes to council lock-up and took them back

Contractors working for Lime recently took back a number of the micromobility firm’s e-bikes from a Hammersmith and Fulham Council pound. The workers responsible have since been sacked. According to the Evening Standard, about 70 Lime bikes went missing from one of the council’s pounds in Fulham, under the Hammersmith flyover. Contractors had reportedly used the bikes’ GPS to

How Labour-run London borough's traffic scheme that fines non-local drivers taking shortcuts - Vimarsana News

How Labour-run London borough's traffic scheme that fines non-local drivers taking shortcuts

A new Hammersmith and Fulham Council (LBHF) scheme dubbed the 'Clean Air Neighbourhood' uses five cameras to deter non-residents from driving down side streets in an effort to limit air pollution.