I've started a Substack. It's all about why your company isn't as sustainable or eco-friendly as you say it is, and what might be done about that.
https://t.co/fnc1AnoBd9
"Privatised water companies 'paid £377 average in dividends for every hour they polluted seas'."
There you have it. For ever hour sewage got dumped on to your local beach water company shareholders got paid £377.
Weren't you the lucky ones. 🤬
https://t.co/MXts2RIJ54
2019: Theresa May, "After Brexit our environmental standards will not fall"
2024: Oxford rower Leonard Jenkins, "A few guys got e.coli.. I was throwing up this morning.. It would have been ideal not to have so much poo in the water"
World famous #TheBoatRace2024@theboatrace between Oxford and Cambridge affected by raw sewage dumped into the River Thames after the Conservative party promised our environmental standards would not fall after Brexit. Yet it has been the Conservative party who have repeatedly voted to allow water companies to continue to dump raw sewage in our rivers and seas - shame on them, and on anyone who continues to vote for them
There is a public outcry whenever a historic department store closes. Customers wax lyrical about how it was an https://t.co/PG2BBhFVAh
Few people miss catalogues. But knock down a department store and you never hear the end of it.
“There’s too much poo literally in that lake.”
Comedian Lee Mack says water companies should not be paying out millions to shareholders when there’s sewage being discharged into places like Lake Windermere.
My interview with fearless, fabulous @Feargal_Sharkey in today’s Observer “Sewage is going to cost the government the next election”. https://t.co/rjfEpZaSFB
Brilliant description of Truss.
'The social awkwardness of Theresa May cross it with Johnson's wild-eyed incompetence, add just a sprinkling of Thatcher's hatred of the working classes and then just wipe off any residual charisma with a damp cloth you're kind of halfway there'.
https://t.co/Q9Sn6X3Cyk I've always wondered how constantly highlighting that you are as cheap as your rivals for SOME products is a good retail strategy.