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The town hall said there was a "minor technical error" in the scheme - Credit: André Langlois Camden Council has U-turned on plans for cycle lanes in Haverstock Hill – saying it is looking at the scheme again.   The town hall confirmed today to the Ham&High the experimental traffic order underpinning the scheme had been withdrawn due to a “minor technical error”. The decision follows a ruling by the High Court on Wednesday that TfL’s Streetspace guidance – which the Haverstock Hill cycle lane scheme falls under – was unlawful following a challenge by taxi drivers in the High Co...

The Photographer Tom Simon's New Exhibit Sheds Light on the Triangle’s Shifting Hunger Needs Photo by Tom Simons Meals on Wheels Orange Co. switched fromdelivering a hot meal daily to five frozenmeals once a week to keep recipients anddrivers safe. The ArtsCenter  | Online through Feb. 15 Lifeline: Hunger Relief During the Pandemic, The ArtsCenter’s first online exhibit of the year, takes a close look at the local food distribution channels that are fighting food insecurity during the pandemic. Chapel Hill photographer Tom Simon’s 35 quietly emotional photographs captu...

In addition to health concerns, the 38-year-old, who is currently working two jobs including night shifts for a supermarket, expressed fears over the scheme’s impact to local traders, who have opposed the scheme.   “There’s a great sense of injustice from the local community and people living here where this is just imposed on you without even talking about it,” he said.   “I’m not saying for one minute that we shouldn’t have more cycling, what I’m saying is let's do this in a way that benefits the community.” The bike lanes will run along both sides Haverstock Hill betwee...

Despite dismissing the appeal, the planning inspector said that “great weight" should be given to the prospect of a permanent local site for Abacus, which is rated ‘outstanding’ by Osted.   He said the benefits of a local school were “significant” but outweighed in this case when considering impacts upon the site’s heritage, pollution, noise and quality of life for residents.   Mr Jackson said Hampstead Community for Responsible Development's argument of already sufficient school places in the area was of “limited relevance” due to the lack of local state schools and non-...

STEPHENS CITY — Pipeline construction associated with the new Henry F. Sliwinski Water Treatment Plant in Frederick County is expected to begin in January. Frederick Water Executive Director Eric Lawrence made the announcement at Tuesday night’s Frederick Water board meeting. The plant is part of the Opequon Water Supply Plan (OWSP), which aims to meet Frederick Water’s projected water needs by drawing water from Opequon Creek. By 2035, Frederick Water’s customers may require up to 12 million gallons of drinking water per day — about twice the current average usage of...