Liberal Democrats love to point at potholes but there’s a more serious side to them too.
With potholes in the news again and local elections hoving into view, now is a good time to repeat that standard advice: pothole photos don’t have to be boring. In fact, no political campaigning photos have to be boring. … Read the full post »
Chances are you missed it in the paperwork for the Liberal Democrat conference in York. I missed it too until a text message hit my inbox from someone working at Lib Dem HQ. … Read the full post »
Phew, humans still have a role as shown by this failed attempt by Microsoft to use artificial intelligence to understand what is in a photograph. … Read the full post »
The Tweeting Pothole is an initiative launched by Telemetro Reporta, an influential news show in Panama City … Read the full post »
A question from the US with relevance to the UK. And Liberal Democrats. … Read the full post »
“Mark Morrell” was what people used to called Mark Morrell in his days as an engineer for British Gas, but since his retirement he’s become more widely known as “Mr Pothole”. … Read the full post »
The guerrilla art campaign titled Pothole: Positively Filling Negative has livened up a pothole with some Barbie dolls. … Read the full post »
Forget the ducks, this is an even better way to draw attention to potholes. No pointing required. … Read the full post »
Van falls into pothole in Haringey. … Read the full post »
Stroud Green Road has been, as regular readers will know, the home to some long-running pothole sagas over the years. Yet I’ve only blogged a very small proportion of the potholes that have occurred along the road, of which there have been an awful lot. Which made me wonder: just how many potholes have been … Read the full post »