Last week, a woman was filmed having to wait for more than half a dozen cyclists and sat practice test free an e-scooter rider who did not stop for her at a zebra crossing in at Elephant & Castle, before she found a window walk across.

NFBUK wrote to Sadiq Khan to warn him that the shared use bus boarders and floating bus stops (or bus bypasses) were dangerous for pedestrians, but Ms Gayton criticised the Mayor after he refused to commit to pausing new construction.

'In many rural places that used to have a grocery store, they lost that grocery store,' he said. Merrett said that as Walmart expanded across the country in the 1980s and 90s, many family-owed stores in smaller surrounding towns were not able to adapt, and shut down.

The store was created 'to help time travellers of all temporal origins find convenient products to get them through their day (or year or millennia)'. You can get tins of ‘Mammoth Chunks' (pictured on the right) that boast ‘bold mammothy flavor'. Pictured on the left is the mart's range of Professor Clutterbuck's Elixir. Worked up an appetite? Both images are courtesy of

LONDON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - British negotiators are still trying to bridge gaps in trade talks with the European Union but ending a transition period without such an agreement remains the most likely outcome, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said again on Thursday.

According to a report, 93 percent of the 91 Marymount students majoring in history, math, philosophy, art, English, sociology, and religious studies, would have gone to other schools had they known the cuts were coming.

And yet, many residents of Olive Hill don't begrudge Walmart - in fact, many make the trip to Morehead to shop at the supercenter there, and say they only wish the retailer had a store closer to their homes.

The Highway Code states: 'Cyclists should give way to pedestrians on shared use cycle tracks' and that they 'should always take care when passing pedestrians, especially children, older or disabled people, and allow them plenty of room'.

‘If you're in a small town that hasn't seen new retail in a long time, you see new development, a new yellow sign, there's something intangible and positive about having that new development,' he told DailyMail.com in a phone interview.

Two other Dollar Generals on the outskirts of Olive Hill also offer fresh produce, though on a recent visit by DailyMail.com, one produce section was poorly stocked, and the other had been cleared out while the cooler was down for repairs.

In January the NFB handed a petition to the Prime Minister appealing for the government to stop using such bus stops as they are 'not safe or accessible for blind, visually impaired and many vulnerable groups of bus passengers, as they create a barrier to accessing public transport independently'.

Marymount's trustees made the final call on February 24 when they voted unanimously to axe bachelor's degrees in theology and religious studies, philosophy, mathematics, art, history, sociology, English, economics and secondary education. Students are still required to study the subjects as part of the school's core program but can no longer take them as majors 

The shop's window display, pictured on the left, features a caveman dressed in furs and a futuristic silver robot. A noticeboard on the wall (pictured on the right) is filled with tongue-in-cheek advertisements - one customer spied a flyer seeking reality TV show contestants for a dating series 'where Henry VIII is looking for his next wife'.

Dollar General, like other major retailers, uses an algorithm to suggest new store locations, factoring in a wide variety of data points, including population density, traffic patterns, and nearby businesses and attractions.

If it is made by a caveman, we will tell you. A representative from the Time Travel Mart told MailOnline Travel: ‘Most of our branded items are manufactured in the 1970s. Where do the shop-owners get their merchandise?

In recent years, Dollar General has expanded its grocery footprint in many small towns with an expanded store concept called DG Market, a miniature grocery offering fresh produce and meats in addition to packaged goods.

I would say it's a kitschy, cheeky, time-travel-themed art installation. The store decor and items for sale have tons of gags, even down to the labels and fine print.' One Yelp reviewer wrote: ‘It's much more than just a mini-mart.

The shop is an eye-opener - but there's more to it than meets the eye. At the rear is 826LA, a non-profit that supports students who attend under-resourced schools through tutoring, writing, and college access programs.

'We have not heard any definite plan for how to grow,' Kovach said.

'We have not seen evidence these changes will lead to cost savings that could just as well be achieved without closing programs. The strategy appears to be, wreck first and find out what to build later.'