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The character of Moorgate
London Wall is wide and fast by City standards but funnels hard at its junctions with Moorgate and Aldersgate Street. The office towers along Ropemaker Street and Finsbury Avenue have managed forecourts rather than open kerbside, so a car generally waits on the surrounding street and is called in. Finsbury Circus's gardens give a fixed, easy-to-find meeting point when a building entrance sits awkwardly for a car.
- Office towers on Ropemaker Street have managed forecourts — the car waits on the street and is called in.
- Finsbury Circus is a reliable fixed meeting point when a building entrance is hard to find.
- London Wall slows sharply from half four as offices empty towards the stations.
- Evening collections after markets close cluster tightly between five and six.















