@grahamsphillips@Samfr@longevity_pro this will continue until the Govt takes on the food industry. A significant proportion of diabetes & cancer are caused by diet/ lifestyle. Until the Govt starts hitting HSFF the pressure on the NHS will continue to grow
@adamboxer1 and those who leave school at 16 , perhaps to do an apprenticeship or go out to work - receive no further maths training... where is the need greatest ?
If you charge at home (most do): approx 8p per mile
Charge using public chargers: 18p a mile
Petrol: 19p a mile.
Home charging could go up significantly. Public network still found wanting. Plus⚡️ has to come from somewhere. 42% from fossil fuels
https://t.co/6BiLUh7aO8
Remarkable chart just presented by @lukesibieta showing how, over many decades, we have consistently shifted focus of public spending from education to health
@sherish_o Depends on school appraisal policy .. but in good school ..if you are good enough you are old enough ..age or length of service should be no barrier to progression
@Stephen33752561@RichardALJones@dsmitheconomics Chart is over 10 years old.Real issue is productivity in hinterland:northern towns.Manchester acts as a magnet taking the best & brightest from surrounding towns: improving trams & regional connectivity is the key.Have to give graduates/entrepreneurs a reason to be in Burnley etc