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FGV is back in London and starting a new vegan social event:
https://fatgayvegan.com/london-vegan-social/
The next one will be on the 5th of January. I probably won't make that, but just in case someone here is keen.
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That's quite an interesting one from some perspectives, if it really lives up to the claim of outperforming leather for strength and durability. Just last week I was chatting with someone about the lack of vegan options within motorcycle equipment (admittedly within a certain aesthetic niche). No boots essentially, and we couldn't think of a way of them being made but this stuff could maybe do the trick
Well, I do hope that it'll live up to its promises, but so far we basically have a write-up of a corporate press release. Let's see.
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Here's an art project featuring a mock-up of a shebeen:
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'Elysian'
Hm, the closest one I can find is near the Madeleine:
:)
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This is a good move and will hopefully remove one of the main incentives people may have for using e-scooters:
The usual questions as to whether it's enforceable, and by how much it'll really reduce e-scooter use. For instance, if they're legalised, which Government corruption will ensure they will be, there might be storage facilities at major stations, so that their use might still be encouraged despite the ban on taking them on Tube trains. Still, every little helps in trying to avert one of the worst public health disasters since the invention of the internal combustion engine.
There was an e-unicycle fire:
The committee was told by TfL safety chief Lilli Matson that the e-scooter fire, and another incident with an electric unicycle on October 26, had raised “real safety concerns” .
The unicycle had been left on a Jubilee line train and was moved into a staff building at Stanmore station for safe-keeping. But it “spontaneously combusted” and staff had to flee.
I assume that must mean one of those with a gyroscope à la Segway as opposed to a proper unicycle.
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You never know, perhaps one day you'll actually have people living there again instead of it all being offices:
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/pollution-environment-london-square-mile-ulez-b969901.html
It may look that way from the picture, but they're actually quite far away from the public toilets and in a different context.