New code for London’s buskers: Sing, share, go, please!
March 25, 2015
Photo from Wikimedia Commons,Author ProfDEH The new code of Code of Conduct for Buskers (Street Performers) in London was issued on Monday by Mayor
Photo from Wikimedia Commons,Author ProfDEH The new code of Code of Conduct for Buskers (Street Performers) in London was issued on Monday by Mayor
Add Toronto to the list of cities, including New York and London, that have recently reported record new levels of tourism. In Toronto’s case, it adds up to over 14 million overnight guests. While its sports teams, the CN Tower, markets and…
Britain’s Parliament is now considering a bill, proposed by the Housing Minister, to remove London-only restrictions that have made it illegal for tenants and homeowners to rent out their space for short stays without complicated planning permission…
Many cities have private gardens tucked away from prying eyes, although in a big city anywhere they’re an enormous luxury. London seems to be particularly adept at hiding some pretty large outdoor spaces.
If you’re one of those people (I am) who sometimes picks a travel destination because of a spate of good exhibits, here’s some help or temptation from The Guardian (UK). They’ve published a list of ten good ones for 2015, scattered across Europe,…
Gatwick Airport, London, has installed new software for Airport Collaborative Decision Making, a concept that means all vendors, airlines and the airport itself sharing information for safety and efficiency. The result is an increase in the airport’s capacity on its single runway—up to 55 flights an hour
Eurostar is expanding its service and, beginning May 1, 2015, offering direct trains to Lyon and the South of France, Avignon and Marseille, from London. It’s a particular benefit to those not stopping in Paris.
Computer outages in Britain’s air traffic control system are fouling up flights in and out of London, as controllers limit the number of flights to what they can handle without the misbehaving machines.
London’s Gatwick Airport, second only to Heathrow in British air traffic, is in a hot competition with Heathrow for the right to build an additional runway to accommodate growing air traffic in Southeast Britain.
Both American, which already flies the route and Delta, which doesn’t, are adding flights between Philadelphia and London—and increased competition usually means an opening for some sales as well…keep an eye peeled!
Photo from Wikimedia Commons,Author ProfDEH The new code of Code of Conduct for Buskers (Street Performers) in London was
Add Toronto to the list of cities, including New York and London, that have recently reported record new levels of tourism. In Toronto’s case, it adds up to over 14 million overnight guests. While its sports teams, the CN Tower, markets and…
Britain’s Parliament is now considering a bill, proposed by the Housing Minister, to remove London-only restrictions that have made it illegal for tenants and homeowners to rent out their space for short stays without complicated planning permission…
Many cities have private gardens tucked away from prying eyes, although in a big city anywhere they’re an enormous luxury. London seems to be particularly adept at hiding some pretty large outdoor spaces.
If you’re one of those people (I am) who sometimes picks a travel destination because of a spate of good exhibits, here’s some help or temptation from The Guardian (UK). They’ve published a list of ten good ones for 2015, scattered across Europe,…
Gatwick Airport, London, has installed new software for Airport Collaborative Decision Making, a concept that means all vendors, airlines and the airport itself sharing information for safety and efficiency. The result is an increase in the airport’s capacity on its single runway—up to 55 flights an hour
Eurostar is expanding its service and, beginning May 1, 2015, offering direct trains to Lyon and the South of France, Avignon and Marseille, from London. It’s a particular benefit to those not stopping in Paris.
Computer outages in Britain’s air traffic control system are fouling up flights in and out of London, as controllers limit the number of flights to what they can handle without the misbehaving machines.
London’s Gatwick Airport, second only to Heathrow in British air traffic, is in a hot competition with Heathrow for the right to build an additional runway to accommodate growing air traffic in Southeast Britain.
Both American, which already flies the route and Delta, which doesn’t, are adding flights between Philadelphia and London—and increased competition usually means an opening for some sales as well…keep an eye peeled!