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It failed. He just kept throwing his own keys in the bowl and pretending to be surprised when he had to drive himself home.

When was that?!

Van

I remember that basement when it was a swinger's club

For market and social research government, as with all research, has to show good value for the public purse through the procurement and project management process. From my understanding this goes through the Research Marketplace Dynamic Purchasing System. From AI: Research Marketplace Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS, RM6126) offers high value for money by providing access to a broad, constantly updated pool of pre-qualified social and market research suppliers. It drives competition through mandatory mini-competitions, reducing procurement time and costs while facilitating access to innovative, specialized, and SME suppliers. And similarly from AI: Under the Procurement Act 2023, which came into force in February 2025, authorities are required to consider broader social, economic, and environmental benefits, often termed social value. With your better knowledge than me, is this correct? It's twenty five years since I was involved in social research, and from an even earlier time I was involved in some niche stuff that involved consumers that certainly went out to a competitive tender process using BRMB working with academics. Maybe we can discuss over a beer sometime - an area that I expect has never been of interest to EDF. (although interestingly relevant to another EDF. So let's talk about the research that Sunak funded in the "end the war on motorists", where he commissioned IPSOS MORI to come out with the answer that LTNs don't work and should be scrapped. How on earth did he choose a market research organisation that managed to get this wrong. Could he have gone to the Russian's as Rockets suggested from earlier 'dodgy' research to get the right answer? Anyway irrespective of the data on congestion, air quality and crime, which ho doubt some of you will say was biased, the survey work that IPSOS carried out showed that it was far from black and white, and a significant number of residents actually welcomed these schemes. Sunak delayed publication but it had to come out sooner of later. It didn't save him and the interim guidance to local authorities was ditched under Starmer. Sadly, whether on purpose or by accident your posts gave some a stick to beat me with. I'll address that separately with respect to the unsubtle jibe made on another thread. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/65f400adfa18510011011787/low-traffic-neighbourhoods-research-report.pdf Exacting from that: Ipsos designed a survey to gather the insights of residents already living within existing LTN schemes. This involved sampling 12,723 addresses within four LTN scheme areas: • Birmingham: Lozells Places for People • London: Arlington Road Camden • Wigan: Worsley Mesnes • York: Navigation Road A total of 1,852 residents aged 16+ completed a survey during October-December 2023 using a ‘push- to-web’ methodology. An invitation to take part in an online survey was mailed to addresses, followed by a reminder mailing which included a postal survey as well as repeating the invitation to take part online. This generated an unadjusted response rate of 15%15 although response varied considerably by area, shown in Table 4.1 I've put in a deliberate mistake as a test.

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This is precisely why the government should impose the fines and order the work. It's a disgrace.

I am the original person who posted this post ! I said a pedestrian crossing as in where people cross at the coop I should have said Lordship lane ( my mistake ) !

I think it's in a pretty dangerous position, so amazed the Police or parking authorities haven't removed it. It's illegal to park on the zigzag markings by a crossing and for very good reasons, so actually being in the middle of the crossing is far worse...

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Because much of the assets have already been stripped and the big dividends already paid out. The big money has been made. The costs going forward to repair the failing infrastructure is going to be huge and the that cost could fall to the taxpayer.

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