Page 3 s Sam Fox is gutted late Motorhead pal Lemmy won t be giving her away at wedding
Page 3 icon Sam Fox has shared her heartache that close pal Motorhead s Lemmy won t be walking her up the aisle for her forthcoming wedding to her tour manager Linda
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This tour presents a selection of works from the Teaching Gallery exhibition The Autonomous Future of Mobility, curated by Constance Vale, assistant professor of architecture in the Sam Fox School. The exhibition examines the car’s legacy over the past century as depicted in art and visual culture, offering a view toward today’s emerging technological developments and exposing our vulnerability in the face of the horsepower and political power that drive mass movement.
This hour-long tour is free, but registration is required (link to come).
Support for this program is provided by Women and the Kemper.
Motorists in Devizes have unwittingly totted up hundreds of pounds worth of fines by driving through Newman Road. Rising bollards used to block access to cars, but they were removed by the council in January due to the mounting costs of repairs, after they became unreliable due to water damage. The bus lanes are now enforced round-the-clock by cameras which photograph and fine motorists using the bus lanes. There are no markings on the road itself specifying that cars are banned, meaning that some drivers mistakenly thought that the removed bollards meant the road was free to drive. Molly Stringer, and her boyfriend Patrick, were shocked when a batch of fines came through the letterbox.