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  • Monday’s Friday Reads – 21 April 2025
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  • Friday Reads – 18 April 2025
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  • Monday’s Friday Reads – 14 April 2025
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  • Friday Reads – 11 April 2025
    • A New Road for London (BusAndTrainUser) • London St. Pancras Highspeed (formerly HS1) announces incentive scheme to grow international rail services (Rail UK) • Camden High Street’s pedestrianisation trial starts in May (Ian Visits) • TfL optimistic despite poor passenger number growth (On London) • Camp Hill reopening line stations are on track (Rail …
  • Monday’s Friday Reads – 7 April 2025
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  1. I’ve not been able to find an email address to report this issue to you, so I’ll have to just leave a comment here: The links to navigate to other pages (1, 2, 3, Next) haven’t been working for a couple of weeks.

    Whether you click on the page numbers, or the Next button, or even if you edit the page number manually in the URL, the site only ever displays the content on page 1, which means it’s impossible to browse through older/archive articles.

    Please fix! 🙂

    PS: I love the new site design. Great work!

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