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Category: A general photo.: An example of good practice
Tags: april2006, hazelcourt, hazelcourtopensinceapril2006, hazelcourtopentonmus, motonormativity, pedestrianandcyclistrecycling, recyclingcentre, york
Date time: 2.54pm, Friday 21st June, 2019
Time line: Earlier | Later
Facing: South east
Added by: rebba
Copyright: CC Attribution-Share Alike (by-sa)
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Credit: Rebba
Area: Haxby
Photo #193086

[Image taken 9.8.19] Hazel Court, York. The sign at the area of the recycling centre specifically for people who do not arrive in a motor vehicle. Other towns and cities need to emulate this. Not to do so is an example of motonormativity (psyarxiv.com/egnmj) – demonstrating bias towards behaviours involving or requiring a car or a van or sanctioning such attitudes that in another situation would be unacceptable.

[FOI RESPONSE] I sent a FoI request:

Please can you tell me when the part of Hazel Court recycling centre first opened for use by people arriving by another means than in a motor vehicle.

CYC replied on 3.10.23. The answer is April 2006.

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