Do you support the #prorogation of Parliament? @jeremycorbyn and friends are saying it is undemocratic. @BorisJohnson's Government is saying it is the only way to deliver democracy. Tell them what you think.
➇ Zoltan Vass remote working, the positives of the lockdown opportunities in e-commerce, the digital hybrid high street, conferences and why a power nap breeds success (but only 20 minutes!)
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Ahoy there! ye cutlass wielding entrepreneurs of the digital high seas!
Here's some solid advice on growing a business from John G Courtney and Damian Lambkin of Boardroomadvisors
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Conversation with Sally Graham of Fern Equity.
Her background in working for charities, the importance of caring, GIIN and TONIIC and Impact investment.
As well as what she believes makes ideas investable and the advantages of age and critical friends.
https://t.co/AnGfkf7r1M
12 Ronnies Jake Shaw talks to Geoff Hudson Searle,
serial business advisor, csuite executive, author, non-executive director to growth-phase tech companies. and his journey from air force engineer to banking, launching companies like Compaq and Atari.
https://t.co/LKQPNNPzgk
How do you encourage people to re-discover the joy of #Reading for Pleasure. #Prize#Competition launches to find innovative ideas in time for #Christmas. @12RPrizes https://t.co/NSlRu9xIOz
Today's Twitter Poll: Do you feel the PM proroguing parliament (ie temporarily closing it) is fair & constitutional, right before the Brexit date?
PS Ive split the vote via Brexit view, but as my followers tend to be more remain, focus on each category's split's not the overall
Our magnificent friend @SukiFuller doing a fantastic job last night explaining something very complex, in simple to understand terms. A master-class in explaining tech.
Do you support the #prorogation of Parliament? @jeremycorbyn and friends are saying it is undemocratic. @BorisJohnson's Government is saying it is the only way to deliver democracy. Tell them what you think.
As it stands parliament will sit for four days fewer than was planned. The big question I have yet to see answered is this:
What exactly would the Remainers have planned to do on those days which they have failed to do for the last three years?