445: Priceless patriotism Friday 2 July 2010

Lower Clapton Road, London
“Buy with confidence and security”
source: England and St George
photo by Sam Oakley
444: Put your foot down Thursday 1 July 2010

Newcraighall Road, Edinburgh
“Half of all fatal road crashes occur on one-tenth of Britain’s roads, according to charity the Road Safety Foundation.”
source: BBC News
443: From A to B Wednesday 30 June 2010

Oxford Circus tube station, London
“nearly eighty percent of drivers that were polled in the survey admitted that they had engaged in conversations with their sat nav systems”
source: SatNav Expert
photo by Lance Tabraham
442: Empire expansion Tuesday 29 June 2010

Brunton's Wire & Rope Works site, Musselburgh
“In the UK, Tesco sold £42.25bn of goods and services - the equivalent of £80,000 a minute.”
source: The Guardian
441: Footballers coming home Monday 28 June 2010

Bethnal Green Road, London
“Before you start moaning, angling for excuses, seeking a convenient scapegoat, stop.”
source: The Mirror
photo by Sam Oakley
440: Cheap renewable energy Friday 25 June 2010

Fort Kinnaird, Edinburgh
“the UK is behind many other countries in Europe and the rest of the World when it comes to using solar power technologies.”
source: BBC Weather Centre
439: A miscarriage of justice Thursday 24 June 2010

Hammersmith Flyover, London
“Fly-posting can be unsightly and make an area feel unsafe and uncared for”
source: Keep Britain Tidy
photo by Nick Read
438: Twattered Wednesday 23 June 2010

The internet
“40.5% could be classified as pointless babble, 37.5% as conversational and 8.7% as having pass-along value. Self promotion and spam stood at 5.85% and 3.75% respectively.”
source: BBC News
437: RoboPop Tuesday 22 June 2010

Fort Kinnaird Shopping Park, Edinburgh
“Not only can vending machines offer exceptional service to staff and visitors, they are also a great way to generate additional profits and market new products.”
source: Intelligent Vending Ltd
436: Power up Monday 21 June 2010

The middle of nowhere, Scotland
“Ever wanted to know how an L2 differs from an L12? Ian McAulay of Envision kindly explains UK pylon model types”
source: The Gorge
