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Teddy Eagle 26 Oct 21 4.29pm | |
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becky over the moon 26 Oct 21 4.49pm | |
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From the way she is standing and arm position, I would bet money that Ruth has her beloved child in a buggy - being pushed around with his head at exhaust pipe height!
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kev64 Cambs 26 Oct 21 5.07pm | |
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Originally posted by becky
From the way she is standing and arm position, I would bet money that Ruth has her beloved child in a buggy - being pushed around with his head at exhaust pipe height! How about if your kid has been to hospital 12 times ‘due to pollution’ move fin house .. so lorries , buses, vehicles over 3.5t are exempt ie all the big polluters. It’s a money making scheme where the poorest residents pay and the middle class get a new hybrid.
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Mr Palaceman 26 Oct 21 5.12pm | |
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Would be a good idea, if there was a diesel scrapage scheme and the money raised was used to help people buy a greener vehicle.
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Badger11 Beckenham 26 Oct 21 5.22pm | |
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Perhaps if Genghis Khan hadn't ground the traffic to a standstill in London we might have less fumes instead of everywhere engines idling. I am all in favour of clean air but I think this is the wrong solution and too soon. Most people cannot afford electric cars or vans and the charging infrastructure is not there yet. I live in a block of flats my neighbour wants to buy a new car but we have no charging points, yet. In 5 years times I think electric cars will be the norm and air pollution should have reduced. This is all about Khan trying to raise money for TFL however the people who he is hurting the most (poor) probably voted for him.
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cryrst The garden of England 26 Oct 21 5.49pm | |
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It has nothing to do with emissions. Its a tax to raise money.
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steeleye20 Croydon 26 Oct 21 7.07pm | |
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Good to see Mayor khan has not given in over this. Thanks to him London's air is transformed, claiming to be the cleanest city more than New York or Paris with nothing like the billions they have spent. A further 60,000 polluting vehicles will be removed thanks to this, and 4,000 premature deaths avoided, the quality of life cannot be measured. Ask your Doctor what Khan has achieved, the difference in diseases related to air pollution, the NHS savings the unnecessary suffering of children. Good riddance.
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steeleye20 Croydon 26 Oct 21 7.10pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Perhaps if Genghis Khan hadn't ground the traffic to a standstill in London we might have less fumes instead of everywhere engines idling. I am all in favour of clean air but I think this is the wrong solution and too soon. Most people cannot afford electric cars or vans and the charging infrastructure is not there yet. I live in a block of flats my neighbour wants to buy a new car but we have no charging points, yet. In 5 years times I think electric cars will be the norm and air pollution should have reduced. This is all about Khan trying to raise money for TFL however the people who he is hurting the most (poor) probably voted for him. There must be a river somewhere you can pour sewage into, B. Looks like you can do no more damage on this one.
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Teddy Eagle 26 Oct 21 7.18pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Good to see Mayor khan has not given in over this. Thanks to him London's air is transformed, claiming to be the cleanest city more than New York or Paris with nothing like the billions they have spent. A further 60,000 polluting vehicles will be removed thanks to this, and 4,000 premature deaths avoided, the quality of life cannot be measured. Ask your Doctor what Khan has achieved, the difference in diseases related to air pollution, the NHS savings the unnecessary suffering of children. Good riddance.
Indeed. Load up the Range Rover Jemima. It's all fine. Those wretched poor people down the road are paying for it.
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Badger11 Beckenham 26 Oct 21 7.21pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Good to see Mayor khan has not given in over this. Thanks to him London's air is transformed, claiming to be the cleanest city more than New York or Paris with nothing like the billions they have spent. A further 60,000 polluting vehicles will be removed thanks to this, and 4,000 premature deaths avoided, the quality of life cannot be measured. Ask your Doctor what Khan has achieved, the difference in diseases related to air pollution, the NHS savings the unnecessary suffering of children. Good riddance.
Khan's policies are destroying London so we will have clean air thanks to him and a lot of people will not have jobs.
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cryrst The garden of England 26 Oct 21 8.26pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Good to see Mayor khan has not given in over this. Thanks to him London's air is transformed, claiming to be the cleanest city more than New York or Paris with nothing like the billions they have spent. A further 60,000 polluting vehicles will be removed thanks to this, and 4,000 premature deaths avoided, the quality of life cannot be measured. Ask your Doctor what Khan has achieved, the difference in diseases related to air pollution, the NHS savings the unnecessary suffering of children. Good riddance.
Cleaner compared to what reading. Oh that would be the one 10 odd years ago when air pressure was the highest for years so a reading on that day was guaranteed to be the worst for years.
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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 27 Oct 21 11.20am | |
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Hmm, Mums With Lungs. Sounds like the sort of campaign group I'd like to be involved with. Amazing how the Environment has got so ultra-politically charged so rapidly.
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