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Walking congestion


Submitted by jamiewallace on February 5, 2006 - 14:51.

One of the narrowest parts of the Thames walkway - one of the busiest pedestrian routes in London - and nearly half of it is cordoned off. Private, dead, useless space.

Madness.

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tonyplant

February 6, 2006 - 12:24

I like the photograph. Was there any explanation of this, Jamie? I couldn’t quite tell from the image, does it belong to a company’s private space/security boundary?

Tony

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Jamie (not verified)

February 6, 2006 - 13:31
Yes, appears to be a security thing - but there are plenty of other examples of the Thames Path passing directly in front of offices, so I see no reason for these railings.  But imagine the planning nightmare in getting them removed - it would probably take years, and then end in failure.

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