Brighton's council proposals to improve cycling along the Lewes Road were backed up by a headcam video of the cycling experience. The measures are expected to increase bus journeys by 25%, increase cycling, and reduce car trips by 10%.
Cllr Ian Davey explains Brighton & Hove City Council's proposals to improve transport and safety on Lewes Road. These include wide bus and bike lanes and safety measures for the Vogue gyratory junction.
Click here for full story on the proposals.
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Friday, 11 May 2012
Saturday, 19 February 2011
Lovely little video about the "Save Hove Cycle Lanes" campaign
A woman with the most miniature camcorder made a compact (one and a half minutes) and succinct video about the campaign and released it on You Tube before I even managed to finish writing my blog. Way to go!
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Friday, 30 October 2009
The street: Afghan war
A student project in news journalism. We had one to day to record and edit our first video news project. The news headline in the Brighton Argus that morning, was a young soldier killed in Afghanistan. We went to George Street in Hove to ask passers by whether it was time for British troops to leave Afghanistan. Of the ten people who agreed to talk to us on video, around two thirds thought it was time for troops to leave, while one third thought that that the soldiers should stay.
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