Kevin Rawlinson
Kevin Rawlinson is a reporter at The Independent, writing about technology, and social media and protests/riots.
Plymouth named UK’s most bike-friendly city
27 May 2012 06:55 PM
It may have a way to go before it rivals Amsterdam but Plymouth has been named as the UK’s most bike-friendly city. Big cycling cities like London and Cambridge, however, languished in towards the bottom of the list.
Fatal crashes are cyclists' fault, says Boris
25 May 2012 12:00 AM
Mayor condemned for saying that two-thirds of riders killed on the road were at fault in accidents
Google opposed to government proposals to introduce filters blocking internet pornography
23 May 2012 03:45 PM
Google has said it is opposed to government proposals to introduce filters blocking internet pornography because they will amount to censorship and risk encouraging lazy parenting online.
Residents battle to preserve library gifted to community by Mark Twain
17 May 2012 10:00 AM
It was handed to the community by author Mark Twain more than a hundred years ago. Now that community is fighting to keep it open. A group of protesters became a figurehead for the host of anti-library closure campaigns across the country yesterday as they barricaded the doors and stopped its shelves being stripped of books.
Protesters barricade doors of Kensal Rise Library in bid to stop the council clearing shelves books
16 May 2012 02:00 PM
It was handed to the local community by the author Mark Twain more than a hundred years ago. Now that community is fighting to keep it. Protesters are barricading the doors of their local library in a bid to stop the council clearing its shelves of books.
Police call on Twitter community to help catch online criminals
12 May 2012 12:00 AM
Police have asked users of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter to be their “eyes and ears” in a bid to stop online bullying. Officers want people to report so-called “trolls”, who commit crimes on the internet.
My life isn't over, says victim of gouging
12 May 2012 12:00 AM
Tina Nash vows to move on after her former lover is given life sentence by judge for savage attack
700 riot victims still waiting for compensation
11 May 2012 12:00 AM
More than 700 victims of last year's riots are still waiting for their claims for compensation to be looked at nine months after the disturbances, official figures show, despite promises from David Cameron to get businesses "back up and running quickly".
Protesting police 'may be kettled'
10 May 2012 10:00 AM
Thousands of police officers are expected to join a protest march against cuts to public services today.
It's a catch-22: the endangered jaguar eats the rare turtle
09 May 2012 10:00 AM
It is the conservationist's catch-22: what to do when one endangered species eats another. Research by environmentalists shows that jaguars, themselves at risk of extinction, are increasingly preying on endangered turtle species.





