(Drawing) Rings Around The World

Over the last five years, Southwark council has carried out surveys into the travel habits and preferences of pupils in 89 of its 111 school...

Following up my post about the mismeasurement of urbanisation in Egypt, I would highly recommend anyone interested in this area to read Dav...

I've been reading Richard Tay's short article from 2002 on " The Prisoner's Dilemma and Vehicle Safety ". Tay uses gam...

Cyclists in the City report that the City of London is considering introducing a 20mph zone. This could be transformative if it goes ahead,...

What with all the complaining that people like me do about there not being enough new house building to keep up with demand, it is easy to f...

Ed Glaeser spoke at LSE on Monday night as part of a tour plugging his new book, Triumph of the City. With his slightly ship's-captainy ...

Cyclists in the City link to a new report on road safety from the City of London, which for international readers is basically the 'Sq...

The short version of this post is that despite recent reports , urbanisation in Egypt has not gone into reverse in the last 30 years. The E...

I've been told that the dot-map of London ethnicity  is a bit faint, so here's a version with bigger dots! Click for full size. Th...

The Department for Transport have published some fascinating research recently (funded by the previous government, I imagine) which has unfo...