@DttDtht13@BBCPolitics A lot of people think that about Labour, but the numbers show the exact opposite (https://t.co/jVlbrcBneg). If you want fiscal responsibility, you want a Labour government.
@alexvv60 @RhonddaBryant For many of them, yes. They truly believe the balance of probability lies with all the scientists from across the globe being together in a vast conspiracy to falsify all of the data.
Taking a van to the EU as a @scouts volunteer- a thread. Buckle up!
In my volunteer role in Scouting I use my D1E to support teams of younger leaders who donโt have D1 on their license as that was removed on 1st Jan 1997.
I was asked to drive a 3.5tonne van to Switzerland /1
@LeedsNews Kinda irresponsible to include a quote saying cyclists donโt pay a penny to use the roads when thatโs objectively untrue. Local roads are funded from council tax.
@GeorgeWeeks2014@jonburkeUK This is exactly why I do my commute in a Luton. You never know when youโre gonna need to nip to B&Q and buy a shitload of lumber.
@GeorgeWeeks2014@jonburkeUK Itโs important that we understand that these are the reasons people canโt possibly bike a couple of miles to work with nothing but themselves and a backpack.
@LondonPeteM@jonburkeUK Turns out that if you encourage active travel and local amenities that the elderly become more independent, not less.
Policies donโt operate in isolation.
@TVAddictStill@jburnmurdoch I donโt think anyone is in favour of forced retrofitting, at least not beyond that which can be done by a couple of competent people in an afternoon.
Donโt interpret a close by-election result and one poorly designed policy as Britons cooling on net zero: the British public โ including Conservative voters โ is fully behind ambitious green growth. Confident parties and leaders would channel those sentiments, not undermine them.