It's not just cycling. The two sides of the town / gown divide have different priorities in other ways too. For instance, take the shops in Cambridge. The city has high retail rents. As a result, shops which sell low cost goods are relatively few and far between. Campaigns have been ...
It's the same problem as seen elsewhere in the UK. Northern Ireland's cycling infrastructure is not fit for the purpose of making cycling attractive and convenient for the entire population. That's why Northern Ireland, like the rest of the UK, has a very low cycling modal share. Cambridg...
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Not just Oxford and Cambridge, it's quite common among academics. One gets used to walking into their offices and having to ignore the bed/clothes 40Reply Re: a perfectly understandable error You mean like the guy who during lock down had to put his wife on the phone so I could explain...
economy experienced both a considerable negative productivity shock (as many workers could not operate their factories and shops) and a large uncertainty shock (as it was extremely difficult to forecast how long this situation would last). See Dingel and Neiman (2020) and Brinca et al. (2020)...
A city centre street in Assen. Drivers can access this road, but for them this is nowa one-way detour to nowhere. No-one drives a car here unless they need to pick something up from one of the shops. This road surface is used by more cyclists than drivers and by bike this is a ...
who live in a city centre may be able to reach nearby shops by walking, or those who live in a suburb can reach some local facilities by walking, but it doesn't work over a larger radius. Asuccessful pedestrianized city centre,accessibleto all....
As an example, some authors recognized five subsystems in the meat supply chain as follows: (i) farms covering activities with livestock; (ii) facilities for slaughtering animals; (iii) meat and meat product manufacturers; (iv) meat selling points (butcher shops, retailers, and other types of...
As an example, some authors recognized five subsystems in the meat supply chain as follows: (i) farms covering activities with livestock; (ii) facilities for slaughtering animals; (iii) meat and meat product manufacturers; (iv) meat selling points (butcher shops, retailers, and other types of...