Wednesday London Links

Hope you’re enjoying your Wednesday so far. Here’s some London links for you.

• The Solidarity Federation are reporting on immigration checks at New Cross bus stops.
• I love this. The London Tube map with the stations placed in their geographically correct positions.
• Fail to plan on what is happening to Brixton.
• There’s feminism afoot in Camden. Richard Osley.
• Evening Standard. Black trainee forced out of City police.
• Arresting spurs fans, who could object? Barnet Eye.

• At the new site Who Voted What you can look up your ward and find out how they voted in 2008.
• The Evening Standard says that for Boris and Ken the car is still king of the road.
• Ken Livingstone is mourning the death of Osama Bin Laden, if you believe the Mail.
• The Telegraph assesses the man’s ability to gaffe.
• They also mention that he claims to have voted for Ed Miliband in the leadership election. Ummmm.
• Meanwhile Livingstone puts his case to MumsNet.
• While Keith Flett calls for a return of his “vote winning” mustache.
• Brian Coleman admits that this is a “this is a nasty, dirty campaign”. Broken Barnet says goodbye to the man.
• Hugh Muir of the Guardian diary spots that Boris may have to start talking to the RMT after-all.
• Londonist takes a positive look at Brian Paddick’s manifesto.
• Fellow Guaridanista Dave Hill checks out who he should vote for and comes up…. Green.
• Jenny Jones calls for the legalisation of drugs.
• Siobhan Benita in the Guardian calls for the price fixing of housing.
• Her other policies are covered by the BBC.
• Mayor Watch has a nice little piece on how the votes are actually counted on the big day.