Pavements & Cycle-paths

Pompey Politics Podcast

Simon Sansbury and Ian 'Tiny' Morris

Politics, News, News Commentary

5.0 • 4 Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Ian & Simon invite Nick Sebley from Pompey Street Space onto the show to talk about how active transport could be improved in the densely populated island city we call our home, and why there seem to be so many roadblocks to improving Portsmouth's traffic, air and roads.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Alexa, what time is it?
0:02.8	The time is 6.27 p.m.
0:05.6	Welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.
0:08.4	The time is 627 p.m.
0:12.2	Ian, I can hear you repeating actually the live stream, so that's not at all confusing.
0:17.6	Does that help?
0:18.3	Hello, and welcome to the Pompey Politics podcast.
0:20.6	Ian, are you unmuted again again blue and yellow till we die
0:23.9	i'm me and tony morris and i'm simon sansbury
0:30.0	so they change something then again?
0:41.3	It's like watching a gorilla with a chainsaw working with a mule with a spinning wheel.
0:46.9	It's not pretty, is it?
0:48.7	Oh, God.
0:50.7	So the phone muted me.
0:52.7	I think I finally got myself onto Facebook live by accident on my laptop.
1:01.4	So you could hear me on Facebook live, but not on the device we meant to be broadcasting on.
1:05.1	So I've left Facebook alone now, Simon.
1:07.5	So welcome.
1:10.0	Yes.
1:11.1	Hello and welcome.
1:13.3	Eagle-eyed observers will notice that when I stop sharing the pre-sequence,
1:21.3	will notice that I'm at a slightly different angle because I've introduced an extra screen
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