@MatthewStadlen Actually, less people are working and more people are claiming benefits and job vacancies are falling too. We’re stuffed.
Labour policies have never worked.
@LBC No chance.
23 million homes using gas boilers and only 260k using heat pumps.
The only people using the heat pump grant are those who can afford a heat pump without the grant, that’s why it’s going to be removed.
Millions of homes with a designated parking space to charge that EV
@LollaThinks@rickygervais@wossy The era of sex, drugs, rock and roll, did anything look out of place?
Lad culture, the tv shows, the music and the lads mags weren’t frowned upon, it was a different time that looks out of place now.
@MartinSLewis Those products weren’t available when folk just used to call it winter, a time not so long ago when central heating was rare and they scraped ice off the inside of windows.
Did the population moan and demand financial help? No, they just cracked on.
@Toothache01@AliJamaine56 Cycling the roads for forty years and I would’ve held back, allowed the bus to pull in and then pass the bus… a common sense approach that doesn’t put anyone in danger.
@ChrisGPackham The problem-
The majority just can’t afford heat pumps, solar, battery banks and EVs, meanwhile the affluent can afford those luxuries but most chose not to take that route.
The working masses are taking the hit for something they just can’t afford during a cost of living crisis.
@CarolineLucas A common sense approach. Most people can’t afford an EV, millions of people aren’t in a position to charge an EV, deprecation of the vehicle is immense, mechanical issues are ridiculously expensive, the charging infrastructure is hit and miss and expensive.
We’d all love one, but