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Banner outside London Fields School, South Hackney.
Road Safety Week is organised by the charity Brake, an independent road safety organisation. They formed to support those whose lives were affected by bereavement or serious injury following road crashes, but their remit has widened to road safety campaigning.
Brake refuses to refer to road crashes as 'accidents' as most crashes are preventable.
In 2012 the toll of deaths and serious injuries on the UK's roads started rising again - after having fallen steadily for seventeen consecutive years, and against a drop in traffic levels.
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North London Line, later to be absorbed in the TfL London Overground network and this station rebuilt and becoming near the edge of the London 2012 Olympics site at Stratford.
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VT Hackney's emergency vehicles group is celebrating its 30th year. Pictured, a Hackney Rear Command built for the Woburn (Mass.) Fire Department, Special Hazard Unit, in 1988.
Hackney Empire Theatre, London. Designed by Frank Matcham and opened in December 1901, the Empire was equipped from the start with a projection box for films. The principal use was as a Music Hall, but the large stage allowed for opera and spectacular pantomimes. It initially seated a claimed 3,000 (1,900 is likely more accurate) on four levels, now it seats just over 1,000 in a more comfortable layout. Used as a TV studio in the 1950s and converted into a bingo hall in 1963, the theatre somehow survived drastic alteration, and was able to reopen for live shows in 1984. With developers circling, the freehold was acquired, allowing planning for a thorough restoration to begin. It closed in 2001 as a massive expansion (taking in the corner public house and rebuilding the stage house) and restoration which lasted 3 years, the Empire reopened in 2004 (architect Tim Ronalds). It is a grade 2* listed building. Taken on the Open City Festival viewing.
London Borough of Hackney, North London, Greater London, England - Hackney Empire Theatre, Mare Street
September 2023
The more I see it the more I just LOVE Hackney Wick . . . art-infested industrial area that it is. I feel strangely comfortable there and even slightly jealous of the place!
In terms of trains, it's a little frustrating. You have the North London Line running through it, with frequent freight trains. But viewpoints of the elevated tracks are not that easy to find. The environment forms a great backdrop to anything you do manage to get though because you can almost guarantee that no matter how ordinary it may look on the surface, there will always be some semi-hidden details to find. That's the charm of the place.