A 94-year-old woman is fighting for her life and her husband is seriously injured after a crash involving a minicab in a busy north London road.
The collision at the junction of West Heath Drive and North End Road, Golders Green, happened at about 4pm. Roads in the area were shut until 7.30pm.
Police initially said the woman was in a serious condition but sadly this evening were forced to downgrade her condition to critical.
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The collision at the junction of West Heath Drive and North End Road, Golders Green, happened at about 4pm. Roads in the area were shut until 7.30pm.
Police initially said the woman was in a serious condition but sadly this evening were forced to downgrade her condition to critical.
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Letter to the Editor:Dave Davies makes a lot of powerful arguments, and most of his letter I could have written myself. I believe the way forward is to take legal action, against everyone.
The LTDA have a one million pound fighting fund, I am prepared to contribute to that on a regular basis. Let's get some heavyweight legal opinions.
Tfl will have legal obligations and duties which they are clearly failing to discharge. Uber are pursuing all kinds of questionable practices, and sound arguments have been made on this site about rickshaws. If these people are breaking the law, we can't wait for the cavalry to come riding over the hill. We sue them, now.
Demos only succeed in making us feel good about ourselves, tfl manipulate the media at these events to suit their own agenda and nothing changes.
We are running out of time.
Boris and his cronies aren't listening to us, perhaps they'll listen to a judge.
Regards, Brian Griffith.
Dave Davies makes a lot of powerful arguments, and most of his letter I could have written myself. I believe the way forward is to take legal action, against everyone.
The LTDA have a one million pound fighting fund, I am prepared to contribute to that on a regular basis. Let's get some heavyweight legal opinions.
Tfl will have legal obligations and duties which they are clearly failing to discharge. Uber are pursuing all kinds of questionable practices, and sound arguments have been made on this site about rickshaws. If these people are breaking the law, we can't wait for the cavalry to come riding over the hill. We sue them, now.
Demos only succeed in making us feel good about ourselves, tfl manipulate the media at these events to suit their own agenda and nothing changes.
We are running out of time.
Boris and his cronies aren't listening to us, perhaps they'll listen to a judge.
Regards, Brian Griffith.
