Mike Brown, the commissioner of Transport for London, has felt the need to apologise for London’s cycling lanes, saying they were ill-judged and rushed through. I spoke to Fran Graham, a campaign coordinator for the London Cycling Campaign, about the implementation of London’s cycleways. She says they weren’t rushed through, but there could have been more consultation. And the message needs to be put out, that if you need to drive in London then more people on bikes will make your job easier, not worse.
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Being Green Pays Off
Environmental issues have moved from the fringe to the mainstream, says Carla Ferraro – and its influencing consumer choice.
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US dollar, equities and bond yields rise, but why?
US dollar, equities and bond yields rise, but why? Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Rodrigo Catril on today’s Morning Call podcast.
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Are we doing foreign aid wrong?
As the UK cuts its foreign aid budget, there is a way of making foreign aid more effective says @profstevekeen – but America won’t like it very much.
