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Comedy Festival review: Look! I'm Blind, Josh Davies

Comedy Festival review: Look! I m Blind, Josh Davies 19 May, 2021 03:17 AM 3 minutes to read By: Ethan Sills Josh Davies is a name most in New Zealand may not know, even if they are a fan of comedy. Unlike his fellow Billy T Award nominees this year, Davies has not had the same number of regular TV appearances or online viral fame to make him stand out among an increasingly crowded field. Yet with his new Comedy Festival show, he quickly proves why he might just be one of the sharpest minds in comedy. Davies new show is Look! I m Blind, an exploration of his experiences living with low vision (he is fully blind in his left eye and has 20 per cent vision in the other as the result of a rare genetic disease).

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Business Scoop » UK Bans E-scooters From Pavements, Bans Private Scooters, Requires Driver's Licence For Scooter Riders.

Press Release – Dog And Lemon Guide New Zealand should follow the lead of the UK and introduce sensible regulations for e-scooters, says the car review website dogandlemon.com . Editor Clive Matthew-Wilson, who is an outspoken road safety campaigner, says: The English government has … New Zealand should follow the lead of the UK and introduce sensible regulations for e-scooters, says the car review website dogandlemon.com. Editor Clive Matthew-Wilson, who is an outspoken road safety campaigner, says: “The English government has announced that e-scooters must be hired from licensed operators. These e-scooters will be limited to a top speed of 25kp/h and will only be permitted on roads and cycle lanes, with riders banned from pavements.”

UK Bans E-scooters From Pavements, Bans Private Scooters, Requires Driver's Licence For Scooter Riders.

Editor Clive Matthew-Wilson, who is an outspoken road safety campaigner, says: “The English government has announced that e-scooters must be hired from licensed operators. These e-scooters will be limited to a top speed of 25kp/h and will only be permitted on roads and cycle lanes, with riders banned from pavements.” “People hiring e-scooters in the UK must be aged at least 16 and hold a provisional or full driving licence.” “The English government also recently confirmed its ban on privately owned e-scooters, because it’s effectively impossible to ensure that these scooters comply with safety regulations, such as brakes and

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