The city closing down streets so children can play
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jnmzekx0ro
Temporarily closing residential streets to allow kids to play and socialise safely outside has proved beneficial for both children and adults.
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“closing down streets” in the headline feels like some pro-car propaganda. The streets are actually more open now: you can walk or cycle anywhere you want, without being threatened by 2-ton steel boxes going at terrifying speeds with poorly trained humans in control, which we somehow decided everyone should use to get around.
Honestly it’s a great opportunity to help build that community, social skills, and cleaner environment for kids who shouldN’T be inside on an iPad.. Sending Positive vibes**
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The city is Leeds in the UK.
That website is dogshit, didn’t even open properly and gave me seventeen popups. Judging by the headline though, good news.
The BBC website? Maybe if you live outside the UK it does? Literally zero pop ups for me, one of the few news websites that still has no pay/cookie wall.
Yup, bbc has gone to shit now. They’re trying to get subscription revenue from anyone outside the uk, and load up the ads. It used to be a staple source on world news (albeit somewhat biased). But it’s jumped the shark and is lost.
Oh wow, I had no idea, it’s completely ad free for me. Might be worth vpning into the UK and seeing if that helps?
I an outside the UK so possible. If I open it in a browser that has ublock its fine, I was opening it with the bult in browser in Voyager though