And with that, I'm peacing out of this hell site. For good this time. Profile will be up for a while to let people know I'm over at Mastodon. Its @[email protected]. See you there! https://t.co/d7OmCx0QWF
Whereas organisations in London have never made judgements on what is best for other places in the UK based on a cursory knowledge of those places.
Nope, not once.
No sireee.
I recently learnt a fun fact: the reason the streets on the Monopoly board are a mix of well-known and obscure London locations is because the UK rights were bought by Waddingtons, based in Leeds, and they had no idea about London. They decided it all based on one research trip
There’s just not enough money to do it all. Councils will have no choice but to spend much less on other important services, like fixing roads or keeping parks and libraries open.
@crisortunity@g__j@OctopusEnergy Oh its is definitely possible for it to do so. In fact, waiting for a massive revolution to overthrow the capitalist regime is time we don't have. We have no choice but to pick winners in the system we have. Thankfully, those backing Net Zero are winning a lot right now.
The reactions of 90% of Twitter to that video of a 5 year old kid on a bicycle getting a close pass from a car has made the case for mandatory re-tests for your driving licence every 10 years far better than I ever will.
@alimullaley@JustStop_Oil Older generations: Young people should be more involved in politics and fight for what they believe in!
Also older generations: I have not listened to your argument, but here are the reasons why you are wrong based upon my own, limited lived experience.
@sajidjavid Are you not the party of taking personal responsibility?
Or does that only apply to 5 year old children and their parents, and not motorists driving in contravention of the Highway Code?
The Conservative Party: The party of personal responsibility.
Unless you are a motorist driving in contravention of the Highway Code, then you can blame a small child and their parents.
Lets make this simple. All factions of those who promoted Brexit go away and come back with a detailed vision on what Brexit is, and a roadmap on how to achieve it.
You've had nearly 40 years to come up with it. You've had your thinking time. Now do it.
Brexit didn’t mean closing the borders. The only people who thought it did were the second referendum lot, along with Theresa May and Amber Rudd (of citizens of nowhere and lists of migrants fame.)
People who voted Leave know controlled migration =/= pulling up the drawbridge.
@ShowMeASignBryn Rather than simply strip £16bn out of National Highways, I would simply put it elsewhere. Clear the road maintenance backlog, environmental improvements, re-engineer a load of junctions with good active travel infrastructure. Loads of potential.
During the summer, the South West is so packed even somewhat lazy 16 year olds like me can pick up seasonal work. During winter it's dead. Hence why most tourist work is seasonal. Always has been.
All but 10 of those 'fired' were on seasonal contracts.
1. It's astonishing how wrong so many of the predictions of a 'red wave/tsunami' were. I for one am fed up with pundits and commentators getting things so, so wrong & then just... moving on.
So here's a thread/reminder of some of the worst midterm predictions. Read/share/enjoy:
I missed my grandmothers funeral because some twit decided to get drunk and smashed their car into the central reservation.
Didn't see the cameras lining up for an interview then, nor any VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE INDEED calling for them to hang their heads in shame.