Ray. #FBPE #FBPEGlobal, #FBPA #FBPPR

My favourite book is Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. But any weapon to reverse Brexit, and promote rewilding is fine by me.

[Greenwich Green Party @GreenGreenwich]

“I’ve seen a robin in there there’s nests in those trees. These trees mean a lot to me, because they lift my spirits. You can hear the birds from 5 in the morning, it’s lovely to be a Londoner & hear birds.”
Well done to the community for saving them. https://t.co/9AxFnpolsk

[The Green Party @TheGreenParty]

End the rip off.

Water must be taken into public ownership.

[Karin Tearle @BELLEGREENWICH]

We need to reframe the dialogue around ‘weeds’ and break the habit. It’s good to know @Royal_Greenwich are trialling alternatives on estates but they continue to spray streets ad hoc. I’m lucky to pilot a glyphosate free street but hope #glyphosate can be phased out completely

[Morgan J. Freeman @mjfree]

This is the interview Donald Trump didn’t want you to see.

His FCC refused to air my interview with Stephen Colbert.

Trump is worried we’re about to flip Texas.

[Morgan J. Freeman @mjfree]

A sitting congressman, Ted Lieu, said on the record the Epstein files are being blocked because they show Trump raped and threatened to kill children.

Lets make this viral again 👇

[Andrew Hesselden @andrewhesselden]

My video about the loss of Freedom of Movement has now crossed 1,500 views.

Thank you to everyone who watched, commented and shared it.

These conversations only grow because people choose to amplify them.

https://t.co/fV6U4wXot6

[GBX @GBX_Press]

🚨 They deleted 35K followers to bury this. So I’m louder.
If the Epstein files were nothing, why erase me? They can kill an account. They can’t kill a fact.
I’m back. Same fight. Bigger voice.
If you’re not scared of the truth: Follow + Repost.

[Dr. Cathryn Wilson @cathrynwilson]

Hi National Grid. It’s May! I find it extremely difficult to believe that there are no active nests in these oak trees and hedges. Why are you breaking the law? @nationalgriduk @gridcustomersuk
@jcartlidgemp @suffolkwildlife @PylonsEAnglia

[KentishFran #FBPE @KentishFran]

This is terrifying.
How are we going to feed ourselves if agriculture collapses under this extreme climate change?
At the moment Kent is losing its orchards to vineyards.
We cannot live on wine alone.

[Amra Watson @AmraWatson]

Two Reform council stories in one week:

1. Newly elected councillors can’t understand the constitution, so naturally the entire council must stop functioning.

2. In Kent, wastewater treatment can wait — there are urgent priorities like the Lord’s Prayer and the National Anthem.

[We Own It @We_OwnIt]

These three Lib Dem MPs are among the 90 MPs who have signed our open letter to Ofwat, urging them to say NO to Thames Water's creditors.

Thames Water's creditors are asking to set their own rules. They want to set a dangerous new low for the entire water industry.

Every single MP should be signing this letter.

Has your MP signed? https://t.co/JkeJeo4v7d

[Labour Heartlands @Labourheartland]

THE WATER RIP-OFF IS NOT ADDING UP.

Barry Gardiner MP has exposed the great trick at the heart of Labour’s position on water.

Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds says bringing water back into public ownership would cost an “enormous amount of money”. But when challenged, her department’s own response admitted it has not assessed the cost of continuing with privatisation against the cost of public ownership.

Read that again.

The Government insists public ownership is too expensive, while refusing to do the maths needed to prove it.

Water is a natural monopoly. People cannot shop around for a better pipe to their home. Yet billpayers are trapped in a system where their money must cover not only clean water, functioning infrastructure and sewage treatment, but the financial interests of private owners, creditors and shareholders.

Public ownership is not some wild luxury. It is common sense. Remove the need to extract profit from an essential service and put billpayers’ money back into pipes, reservoirs, sewage works and lower bills.

The question is no longer whether the privatised water model has failed. We can see and smell that failure in our rivers and on our beaches.

The question is why a Labour Government is defending it without even calculating the public alternative.

Come clean, Secretary of State. Publish the full comparison. Let the public see who this broken system is really serving.

Labour Heartlands

#LabourParty #PublicOwnership

[David Henig 🇺🇦 @DavidHenigUK]

Right wing populist nationalists always bring chaos and corruption under the lie of "power to the people"

[Lord Sydes #NAFO #FBPE 🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇬🇫🇮🇪🇺 @SydesJokes]

#KGBNews #KGBeebies @gbnews @nigel_farage

[Alexandra @Alexandr4Denman]

This is a picture of Tony Blair and his son , who as it turns out just happens to have a company that will be paid £ 100 billion to develop and monitor .....DIGITAL I.Ds !! Another bonus for Blair himself is that he holds £ 375 million worth in shares in that company ! No wonder that digital ID is being pushed on us !

[EuropeanPowell @EuropeanPowell]

My latest article on UK free zones.

From Freeports to AI Growth Zones, Britain is quietly being transformed into a network of deregulated corporate enclaves where democracy is replaced by private governance.

https://t.co/G4fNhp8vIP

[Hugh Grant @HackedOffHugh]

Time to end private equity. Visionless, talentless vultures.

[Geoffrey Lean @GeoffreyLean]

Europe’s green economy is growing at a stunning 8% a year and has crated over two million jobs in less than a decade, official figures show. Who says that action on climate and the environment is anti-growth?

https://t.co/TdOv4a409W

[IT’S TIME FOR JUSTICE @LiddleSavages]

FUCK YOUR DATA CENTERS

[Rosie P 🦇 🦎 🕷️ 🦭 🐌 🍃🌳🚲💧 @RosieP4]

Today contractors from National Grid turned up at this farm ready to clear all of this vegetation, including the four oaks, without the required dawn bird survey.

It is only because the land owner was on his toes and challenged them that they left.

Plus National Grid has not explained why it is ‘not practicable’ to uphold their DCO obligation to avoid nesting season.

They were not even able to explain why the oaks need to be felled for a bell mouth when they do not cause visibility issues.

This is a horrific disregard for nature.

(This is Bramford to Twinstead, ‘only’ 30km long. Imagine the destruction if Norwich to Tilbury at 180km goes ahead as proposed. We seek underground HVDC laid by cable ploughs for N2T)