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Met Police - learning results of submissions
London camera cyclists may be interested to know that, according to a response I've just received from the traffic public reporting team (after I said that if they wouldn't tell me the outcome of a submission I would have to make an FOI request for it) that apparently "a project is underway and hopefully will be live in December 2024, where you will be able to view the results of Public Reporting traffic offences." That would be a definite step forward if it comes to pass!
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My blunder will have those that had the thankless task of teaching me Latin & Greek to be turning in their graves!
My posts would have those who had the similarly thankless task of teaching me leaping from their graves and crying, "My God, it's only taken 40 years but Harris has actually remembered something at last!"
Alea iacta est.
"Hoc Rendel dixit"; tu quid?
Erm... "Caecilius est in horto."
Yeah, I bet he's just lounging around whilst his slave is working in the atrium
Poor old Grumio. But I do seem to recall he had a good thing going with the kitchen maid and possibly Caecilius' missus as well so...
There's a book that can help you with that! I can't remember if it covers traffic jams on the Via Appia specifically but I'm sure there are some suitable phrases for addressing other road users.
It's terrible - I did Latin at O level (got an A, IIRC). I remember doing Virgil in the exam. But now I'm reduced to this…
Somehow "veni vidi erravi" doesn't have quite the same ring as the original.
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