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Best walks in London, from Kew Gardens and Eltham Palace to Lesnes Abbey and the Cathedral of Sewage

Best walks in London, from Kew Gardens and Eltham Palace to Lesnes Abbey and the Cathedral of Sewage
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Save Oaks: Southwark will not fell Sydenham Hill Wood trees

After the council’s felling order expired in December, it submitted another in its place. But after evaluating the application, which received 177 objections and three comments of support, officers told the council they did not recommend that the works take place. The TPO notice, signed by the director of planning, states: “The council has made the order because the woodland makes a positive contribution to the local environment as assessed by a tree evaluation method for preservation orders (TEMPO) evaluation. “The order took effect on a provisional basis on January 19, 2021. “It will continue in force on this basis for a further 6 months or until the order is confirmed by the council, whichever first occurs.

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How 2020 became the year of the walker

Last modified on Fri 18 Dec 2020 01.32 EST Forget, just for a moment, the restrictions placed on all our lives by the Virus and reflect on how this has become the Year of the Walker. If such a thing looked unlikely in the deep lockdown of the sunnier months, it makes sense in the sharp light of these winter days. Yes, we’ve cut right down on trains and buses, as the edicts on confined spaces said we should. Shocking for the national economy, but surely good for personal health. Yet another instance of the swings-and-roundabouts logic imposed by the Plague. Government figures show that by the summer, 39% of people said they were walking more than before the pandemic struck. Now, signs of a new dawn can even be sensed in the Department of Transport’s sober pronouncement: “The Covid-19 pandemic has had a substantial and potentially sustainable impact on active travel.”

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