It is election season. The world is busy and rubbish.
But it is also Christmas.
So take a breather and let me tell you a story about London, trains, love and loss, and how small acts of kindness matter.
I'm going to tell you about the voice at Embankment Tube station.
My leave starts officially this week so I decided to work on a project while taking a break.
In the next couple of weeks, on a weekly basis, I will share updates on this project.
It’s a fullstack learning workshop for GraphQL that builds a real-life product from 0 to 100
So, firstly do I need to mention how terrifying this letter was to read? They note that I have to leave immediately. Where should I go? I don’t have anyone in Zimbabwae, all my family live here? Britain is all I’ve ever know, South Africa at a push.
With the upcoming election, I have felt a need to share something that I have gone through since I was 17 due to the hostile environment the conservative government created within the UK immigration system (a very very long thread)
The official report to the UN Human Rights Council said that Uighur Muslims were "cut open while still alive for their kidneys, livers, hearts, lungs, cornea and skin to be removed and turned into commodities for sale.”
That is why.
A smear is a brewin
•Corporate media are attacking Corbyn for not watching Queen’s Speech on Xmas Day
•Truth is, Jeremy without telling journalists, sneaks off to a North London Refuge to meet folk spending Christmas without hope or a place to call home. Picture of last Xmas
I think the only way “big tech” can actively combat this is to enable a flexible work from home policy.
Turn your offices into collaboration, innovation, and meeting centers instead of open desk wastelands.