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Whilst on a bus going westwards up the high street last night at approximately 5.45 pm I counted 12 buses between the problem roundabout and the bridge just before the park going eastwards.  I could not count the number of buses going westwards.  So at any one time there must be approximately 24 buses passing round the roundabout in a half hour period of time.  So buses going round the roundabout inevitably, because of their size cause congestion.Also:  Parents picking up children from the school in Poets corner - on walking by the school I noted 2 men and 1 lady (both from the middle east) in large vehicles picking up  children from the school.  I have also noted that these people appear not to not live in Acton, but appear to head towards Shepherds Bush.  Is this some sort of busing service?  Which is operating from the school to and from Shepherds Bush.  All adds to the congestion, when they could use the buses.Cyclists coming down the hill from Ealing to Acton Park - could I ask that cyclists slow down when coming down the hill.  This is a dangerous activity, which, inevitably will end up with one of them being killed by running into one of the many the mindless pedestrians plugged into their electronic devices.We are given a figure for the number of people presently living/have cars in London.  I would suggest that this is not correct, for many reasons....... So all the planning in the world will not solve the problem, because the figures/statistics upon which problems are trying to be solved, are incorrect.

Dee Cook ● 4484d