Another one down, RIP
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Just seen this. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-16002888
No idea of the circumstances and don't know the area. Sad news, sorry to hear it, thoughts and condolences to all that knew her.
No idea of the circumstances and don't know the area. Sad news, sorry to hear it, thoughts and condolences to all that knew her.
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Very sad. 16 deaths in London, not good."Encyclopaedia is a fetish for very small bicycles"0
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I was cycling past there what must have been 2mins or less after the accident.
I have been trying to put it out of my mind but I will never forget what I saw it was a truly harrowing scene.
TfL needs to sort out Tower Bridge Road and the roads that lead onto it. She is neither the first and nor will she be the last unless they do something about it.
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RIP.
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Shoulder of Lamb wrote:I was cycling past there what must have been 2mins or less after the accident.
I have been trying to put it out of my mind but I will never forget what I saw it was a truly harrowing scene.
TfL needs to sort out Tower Bridge Road and the roads that lead onto it. She is neither the first and nor will she be the last unless they do something about it.
RIP
RIP. It's not a good junction. There's a little more info on here, including that the driver had been held by police. We shouldn't speculate but I would like to know what kind of lorry it was, simply so we can spot developing patterns.
http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/57000
Certainly makes you think! Really sad. 
