Our success as a species depends on our ability to spot meaningful patterns, but this can lead us to believe some "weird shit." Join a fun talk with @chriscfrench on August 19th to learn what our poor appreciation of randomness really means @ShefHumanists: https://t.co/PJtCFd5Dcv
If walking costs you $1, we all pay $0.01. If biking costs you $1, we all pay $0.08. If bussing costs you $1, we all pay $1.50. If driving costs you $1, we all pay $9.20. Via @thediscourse study.
This isn’t just about choice. It’s about who pays for your choice.
#citymakingmath
With the Greens now having the same number of seats as Reform, the UK media should provide them the same platform and level of coverage as Farage’s ilk. Will it happen though? #GE24
“At their heart, both movements are based around the principle that land should be owned collectively, and that it should be stewarded for the common good by the people and the communities who live there” (Great to see this ‘common good’ framing) https://t.co/eDg4IsSHKj
Is it time to reclaim Sheffield’s city centre for the common good? @SheffieldCLT aims to turn extractive and harmful models of land ownership in our city on their head. More on the community organisation and the topic of land and commons from @SamMGreg.
https://t.co/ChHq4jlnqu
Looks like the BBC Presenter story did what was intended and drove off the front page the fact Johnson failed to hand over his notebooks and phones as required by law.
No doubt Murdoch will be calling in that favour very soon.
@dysonblade@geoeverything@BBCSheffield@SheffCouncil with respect, Manchester has prospered after selling large parts of the city centre at a discount to Qataris, Liverpool to Hong Kong (and was hours from administration two years ago) and the Saudis are marching to Tyneside. not sure that's the development partners we'd want 😅
@geoeverything@SheffCouncil@urban_splash there was little in the report, as its still commercially sensitive, but was the highest financial offer and required no SCC funds. (!) 250yr lease
@_itsjp@SheffCouncil@Sheff_HoC2@urban_splash beyond a line in the Star, there seems to be no plan for Debenhams as concrete as this (and this is a few years off yet). Yoking two buzzy businesses together does not a dept store fill...