@jackielibdem@hantsconnect I'm not sure about closed roads not being good news. It often means that essential work is being done, or that vulnerable users are getting some safe space to use. Both of those are good news.
In 2022–23, fuel duty rates were frozen in cash terms for the twelfth consecutive year and then cut by a further 5p, leaving it 37% lower than the 2010 rate in real terms.
Maintaining these policies for 2023–24 would cost £6 billion.
First #cycletowork film of the year! Went to Horndean last week using three trains and two bike rides! (there are easier ways usually). Part 1 (2 next week)
https://t.co/VqdfeI7SuT
@SouthamptonIs "We were all at it, so it was a level playing field" Rather than "So many of us were at it that we undermined confidence in the whole sport"?
"The only people that should be asked are the ones who were in the battle with me. I know their answer": Lance Armstrong snaps back at poll asking cycling fans if he should have wins reinstated
https://t.co/KPb6FSsV18 #cycling
Half of drivers say they have "no alternative" but to drive, and are forced to spend 10-20% of income on their car. This isn't freedom, it's dependency.
https://t.co/c3eDJYdERZ
Remember I talked about improvements to Portswood in Southampton? There's a petition by people who support it. A good time to let the council know there's support for improving air quality: https://t.co/Bkj7nB8o8f