We are passionate about the towns and villages where we offer fast, reliable broadband 💜 That's why we've chosen to highlight the rich history and unique features of these communities that make them truly special ⚡ To kick things off, we took a trip to the charming village of Belton in North Lincolnshire... Where shall we go next? 🤔
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Enjoy a seamless urban lifestyle with the myriad benefits of residing close to public transit. Say goodbye to stressful commutes and hello to efficiency and eco-friendliness. From saving time and money to reducing your carbon footprint, living near public transportation opens up a world of opportunities. Explore the city with ease, access cultural hotspots effortlessly, and revel in the freedom of a well-connected community. #transportation #publictransportation
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Engenharia Natural | Controle de Processos Erosivos | Recuperação de Áreas Degradadas | Restauração Ecológica | Estabilização de taludes | Nature Based Solutions | Restauração Fluvial
Urban Transformation: Revitalizing Urban Rivers #spongecities #waterconservation #naturebasedsolutions #soilbioengineering #greeninfrastructure https://lnkd.in/dGBtH5sb
This man is turning cities into giant sponges to save lives
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From railway boomtown to family-friendly enclave, Port Moody might seem like a small town, but it was shaped by big historical events. Find out how it became the city it is today, here: https://vist.ly/3mnvs62
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Let’s see more cities take this approach
Professor in Urban Mobility Futures, Academic director of Lab of Thought, Board Member of Urban Cycling Institute. (connections full)
'Dull, inert cities contain the seeds of their own destruction. But lively, diverse, intense cities contain the seeds of their own regeneration, with energy enough to carry over for problems and needs outside themselves.' —Jane Jacobs (📸 of #Camden)
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Product Exec | Digital Placemaking & Wise Cities Trailblazer | Digital Turnaround Specialist: When Teams & Tech Need a Fresh Start/Reboot
Tech Alone Can't Fix Bad Urban Design Technocrats worldwide often fall into a trap: They believe throwing more gadgets at a poorly designed city (like this 2019 version) will magically solve its problems. Reality check: No amount of apps, sensors, or "smart" infrastructure can overcome fundamentally flawed urban layouts. This highlights a crucial difference: #Placemaking is not Software #Placemaking is the heartbeat of democratic city cultures #Placemaking is the heartbeat of the "rivers of life" that are urban public spaces Great cities require thoughtful physical design envisioned by all people, not just digital band-aids. True urban transformation demands we return our built environment to the human-scale, not just overlay car-supremacy cities with tech. #Placemaking fosters a wiser balance by actively emerging, keeping, renewing, reclaiming, repairing, reconnecting, transitioning, and transforming places to better serve the living needs and aspirations of communities.
Professor in Urban Mobility Futures, Academic director of Lab of Thought, Board Member of Urban Cycling Institute. (connections full)
'Dull, inert cities contain the seeds of their own destruction. But lively, diverse, intense cities contain the seeds of their own regeneration, with energy enough to carry over for problems and needs outside themselves.' —Jane Jacobs (📸 of #Camden)
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Entrepreneur | Branding & Media Advisor | Member of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
My thoughts exactly.
Professor in Urban Mobility Futures, Academic director of Lab of Thought, Board Member of Urban Cycling Institute. (connections full)
'Dull, inert cities contain the seeds of their own destruction. But lively, diverse, intense cities contain the seeds of their own regeneration, with energy enough to carry over for problems and needs outside themselves.' —Jane Jacobs (📸 of #Camden)
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Urban Transformation: Revitalizing Urban Rivers #spongecities #waterconservation #naturebasedsolutions #soilbioengineering #greeninfrastructure #riosurbanos #engenharianatural https://lnkd.in/g7Uiqbm9
This man is turning cities into giant sponges to save lives
weforum.org
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Pace Suburban Bus is reimagining its entire network to better serve the region’s post-pandemic travel needs. The public has chances to provide input and help ReVision the future of public transportation. Learn more at https://buff.ly/4eHXgkg.
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This is being hailed as a major milestone for public transport and bus service reform. In theory if this did actually result in better services in all areas, not just profitable routes, it would be real plus for communities. However, we are also constantly being warned about a financial black hole in government finances so serious that OAPs are losing their winter fuel allowance, and local authorities effectively going ‘bankrupt’. Hopefully this will not be another area for significant cuts to current funding. Buses and drivers are not going to be any cheaper to run and employ.
Today we've announced new steps that will help put bus services back into the hands of local people. For more information on how this will benefit local communities: https://lnkd.in/ekSFeDny
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🌇🥵Cities are feeling the heat – and every degree of relief counts. This study from Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE) and Southeast University found that rural belts around city's can reduce urban temperatures. 🌳🌾 Rising warm air in the urban area generates a low-pressure zone, drawing in cooler air from adjacent rural regions. This effect depends on the city's size and the type of land cover in the surrounding countryside. Explore further ➡️ https://ow.ly/bzoH50SLXkg
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