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Living Streets et al
towards safe, attractive and enjoyable streets, where people want to walk
2008 Audit
Living Streets et al
Achievements and Events
From October 2010 to 2013
Kings Cross members attended Camden's Place Shaping Forums and a King's Cross Placeshaping Plan result emerged in 2012-2013.. (now jointly managed with LB Islington...)
July 2010 Kings Cross members attended The Annual Supporters Conference July 10, 2010, in London EC1.
Next Living Streets branch meeting - possibly combining with a Transition or Friends of a Square group - rsvp livingstreetskx@gmail.com
Members attended RUDI "People, Places and Movement" - Pedestrian Modelling Conference June 2009, Chelsea FC.
Summer June 2009 meeting at NIDO, 200 Pentonville Road N1, was followed by a walk to St Chad's Place King Cross. All previous meetings under 'archive' below.
Wollstonecraft Walk, April 2009, Tavistock Square Eco Fair, April 2009, 200 Pentonville Rd. Nido
July 2010 Kings Cross members attended The Annual Supporters Conference July 10, 2010, in London EC1.
Next Living Streets branch meeting - possibly combining with a Transition or Friends of a Square group - rsvp livingstreetskx@gmail.com
Members attended RUDI "People, Places and Movement" - Pedestrian Modelling Conference June 2009, Chelsea FC.
Summer June 2009 meeting at NIDO, 200 Pentonville Road N1, was followed by a walk to St Chad's Place King Cross. All previous meetings under 'archive' below.
Wollstonecraft Walk, April 2009, Tavistock Square Eco Fair, April 2009, 200 Pentonville Rd. Nido
M. Edwards "King’s Cross: renaissance for whom?"
examines the planning and development history of the area around King's Cross station on the northern edge of central London(pdf) now in Punter ed. 2010 Urban Design and the British Urban Renaissance (London: Routledge) Chapter 11
Posts
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Other (Hyper-)Local Sites
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Pedestrians in Oxford Street
Oxford Circus Video from Architects Journal on Vimeo.
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