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completed for you, hth
Hi, I just completed the survey too late! Probably worth taking it down or editing the header to say don't fill it in I hope you got what you wanted. If you are interested in urban cycling pop into cc cycles in Crewe where we are working to affect LSTF project.
Hi, I just completed the survey too late! Probably worth taking it down or editing the header to say don't fill it in I hope you got what you wanted. If you are interested in urban cycling pop into cc cycles in Crewe where we are working to affect LSTF project.
Done and good luck.
Done. Good luck with the course and I hope the survey makes for an interesting cross-section of opinions. Will you publish a summary of the results?
Thanks for the great response everyone, much appreciated. The survey will be open for one more day and I will be sure to share the findings in the future. Once again, thank you so much for your time.
Done....hope you get lots of support so you can collate sufficient data for your research.
I hope you are going to share some of your findings at some point in the future?
Good look!
Done, good luck!
Done hth
Done it
Done, more than happy to help.
Happy to help
Done, HTH
It sounds like Mobilities stretches beyond the traditional (but flexible) boundaries of Geography into other Social Sciences. I would be interested to read more about it. If you feel like sharing it or any resources you know of feel free to drop me an email via my profile. Thanks, Simon.
Done.
Would be interested to know what element of your course this contributes to. Transport?
Has Keele moved away from mostly two-subject Honours degrees now? I studied Geography there in the 1980s and found that studying two subjects diluted the energy one could devote to either of them, though I chose to go there because of a number of other factors. I wonder how much it has changed since then.
Thanks for your response. Keele is still very much known for its two subject degrees but I study single honours Geography. My dissertation focuses on "mobilities" which is a relatively new approach that does draw quite heavily on transport geography but brings more of a social science element by, for example, focusing more on the meaning and the experiences of movement rather than seeing it simply as a means of getting from "A to B". Something that I think is rather relevant, especially when looking at cycling. Thanks again for your help.