OK, it's probably a handful of idiots who are ignoring the "NO FUEL" signs at the petrol station, but LOL. There's normallly pretty much no traffic here on a Sunday morning.
And so after picking up sausage rolls from Greggs, I headed back. #PumpWatch #ToryBrexitDisaster
Easy to gloat of course, but when a mono-culture of transport has been pushed for decades at national (and in Havering's case, local) level, this is what happens when there is a disruption. In the videos we've buses, an ambulance and a food delivery truck stuck. Still, at least
in my neck of the woods, the majority voted for Brexit, and they voted for Tories in government and running the local council. Suck it up.
Mind you, have don't have much faith in any of the other parties nationally or locally. Especially locally there's a few councillors who are genuinely far right.
Well the first petrol station had no queues, but then again it had no petrol. Sainsbury's nowhere as bad as yesterday, but it was only 06:30 when I when I went by.
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